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“What’s Next?” — A Nice Way to End Help Topics

Saturday, June 28th, 2008 Posted in Technical Writing | 3 Comments »

At the end of many topics in Flare's help, a What's Next? section appears. For example, in a topic on Creating a Table of Contents, the What's Next? feature guesses ... Read more..

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