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I've tried it both ways and have ended up feeling that actual line
separators are more effective.
But like most other details, it's not enough to get bent out of shape
about--much less spend a lot of time debating.
At 02:53 PM 7/9/97 -0600, Kari Alt wrote:
>Our Technical Communications department is looking into the possibility
>of using a few of the features from the Information Mapping format.
>Do the lines help or hinder the reader in terms of document design and
>format?
Richard Yanowitz, NYC
ryanowitz -at- bigfoot -dot- com
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