"Choose your own" install guide
Kevin McGowan
thatguy_80 at hotmail.com
Tue Nov 6 13:26:59 MST 2007
Hi folks,
As I'm learning more and more complications about our product install
process from the professional services people, I am now pondering rewriting
my install guide modelled on the old "choose your own adventure" books from
my childhood.
Essentially, if you drew it all out in a flow chart, the flow chart would go
on for pages and make it seem ridiculously complicated. Instead, I'm
thinking of a more user-friendly approach...and am wondering if anyone has
done this, or might have an opinion on it.
Basically, it would go like this:
You want to install PRODUCT on Windows - go to page 10
You want to install PRODUCT on Linux - go to page 13
In the Windows section:
You want to enable SAS support, go to page 20.
You want to skip SAS support, go to page 21.
Is this madness? Will a reader be annoyed reading a 100-page document set up
like this?
Cheers,
Kevin
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