RE: Finding errors in manuals

["Sarah Bouchier" <Sarah -dot- Bouchier -at- exony -dot- com>]

>One of these applications is a security
>application, and it is therefore named "ProdSec" (well, not exactly).
>I now know just how close the "C" and "X" keys are on the standard
>keyboard.

That sounds familiar.  I was once writing some documentation that talked
about buffers a lot; the F and G keys are similarly inconveniently
placed.  For the next five years, 'Buffer!' was our team's swearword of
choice.

Sarah Bouchier
Technical Author

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