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I guess I have been really fortunate. That's what happens when you have
never come up against a brick wall--you think you have the answer for
everything! :-} So did you just not include them, create samples using the
same format and layout just with bogus information, create completely new
samples using the same software, i.e.. RoboHELP, FrameMaker, Work,
Authorware, etc., or a combination? I would be interested to know what
people do in this situation so that I will be prepared when it happens to
me. Good fortune does not last forever and it is a wise person who realizes
that.
Bonita
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