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Well, I'm sure that's true. I guess I was going based off the lawyers I
work with and they like the online format. Their biggest concern is the
content and whether someone can print it or not.
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Subject: Re: Input on Employee Manual project
On this point I would recommend checking with the people
at the top. Lawyers tend to have an inordinate affection for
documents made from dead trees.
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