RE: How much do people need to be told in documentation?
Of course, this only merited a disclaimer in the front of our manuals, "If
you do not know how to use Microsoft Windows, please refer to your Microsoft
Windows documentation or consult your system administrator."
Of course, if you're the sysadmin *and* you're writing the docs, you don't get to squirm out of it quite so easily...
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