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Subject:page breaks From:Sherri Hall <shall -at- HILCO -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 10 Jan 1995 17:01:25 CST
We have differing opinions in my office and I'd like to hear from this group.
When do you force page breaks in a technical (printed) manual?
This is one of those issues I'm faced with almost daily as either a
writer or editor and I have to rely on experience rather than a style guide
for direction. Of course I know "it depends." Please answer in a generic
sense if possible. Thanks.
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Sherri Hall * "No passion in the world is equal to the passion
shall -at- hilco -dot- com * to alter someone else's draft." H.G. Wells
