Re: What do you call these?

[CarolAnne -dot- Wall -at- minnesotamutual -dot- com]

You could classify them by the type of user, if only a particular class of
users would be using the document.  To use an example from my work place:
Home Office Administration Features.  If the features would be used by
advanced Netscape users only, for example, you could call them Advanced
Netscape Features (or processes, or procedures...)

Carol Anne

Carol Anne T. Wall, FLMI, ATM-B/CL
Technical Writer - Individual Business Technology, Minnesota Life Insurance
Company
Vice President of Public Relations, Mutual Voices Toastmasters
carolanne -dot- wall -at- minnesotamutual -dot- com





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