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That is such a broad topic that dozens of books have been written on
this subject.
My suggestion...if you need generic manual for client/server, submit
a booklist from Amazon.com.
If you need it specific to your situation...find one that turns you
on...(visit your local B&N, Borders, etc.,) buy it and create your
manual following the structure of the book. Don't copy the book or
sections, but the TOC should give you a head start.
> I've been asked to write a client/server manual for clients who
> will be
> configuring and maintaining the client/server environment. This
> manual
> should describe client/server components and the basic architecture
> of our
> software. I am trying to map out a doc plan/TOC. However, we don't
> have an
> existing client/server manual, and I know little about the subject.
> If you
> can shed some light on the type of information that should be
> included a
> client/server manual, I would appreciate hearing from you.
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John Posada
Technical Writer mailto:john -at- tdandw -dot- com
732-259-2874
"Hammers, Screwdrivers and Scissors"
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