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tgr -at- lanminds -dot- com wondered: <<If anyone knows of other tech-writer specific
books on [Documenting APIs/SDKs], I
would love to learn about them. Please share.>>
--Geoff Hart, geoff-h -at- mtl -dot- feric -dot- ca
Forest Engineering Research Institute of Canada
580 boul. St-Jean
Pointe-Claire, Que., H9R 3J9 Canada
"If you were a member of Jesse James's band and people asked you what you
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