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Approaching Help as Solutions to Problems — An Interesting Format from the CSS Cookbook

Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 Posted in Technical Writing | 5 Comments »

At Borders or Barnes & Noble, I often browse the computer books to see the different ways writers approach help material — especially how they approach the same help material. The other day ... Read more..

I’d Rather Be Writing – Tom Johnson

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