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Subject:Re: Which comes first.... From:Bonita White <bwhite -at- mr -dot- marconimed -dot- com> To:Sivakumar Sugandhi <SivakumarSugandhi -at- jdcorp -dot- deere -dot- com> Date:Thu, 13 Apr 2000 13:47:07 -0400
Sivakumar,
I have always done the Appendices and then the Glossary. I have no good reason
other than I like the layout. I--as the user--would look for the appendix and
then a glossary of terms. Hopefully someone else will have a better rationale
for why it should be done one way or the other, but I just thought I would try
to help.
Let me know what you decide. I might change my game plan completely.
Bonita
Sivakumar Sugandhi wrote:
> In the back matter of a manual or a guide, does the Glossary come before the
> Appendix or vice versa ?
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