Re: References a later chapter
Here's a question that I think I know the answer to. But because I'm new,
I'm hoping I'm wrong.
Is it proper to refer a reader to a chapter that is later in the manual? I
want to avoid duplicating a section that is later in the manual (and has to
stay there).
Thanks
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