RE: Quick question - Power on Led On - Power Off Led off - How to put this nicely - 2

[John Posada <JPosada -at- book -dot- com>]

Instead of color, edit the image with a small circle around the appropriate
LED and superimpose an arrow pointing to it. The problem with color is:

- when/if the document is photocopied, you loose the color.
- it restricts you to a color printer, hence repro costs are much higher and
slower
- If color blind, might the color not be noticed?

John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
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-----Robert Francis Kennedy, 1968 presidential campaign


> Is it possible to include color photographs (a picture
> is worth a thousand words) of your switch in both the
> on and off position? You could zoom in and show the
> LEDs during each state followed by a brief
> explanation. 
> 
> I just completed a hardware (paper) Quick Start Guide
> showing the jumper positions on our carrier board for
> each supported mode. I used digital pictures
> throughout the guide so that our end user would know
> exactly where to place the jumpers and which LEDs
> would light up.
> 

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