Re: Front page matter

[Susan W. Gallagher <sgallagher5 -at- cox -dot- net>]

Seema,

While front matter is somewhat starndardized for "public"
documents, "internal" documents are a different matter
entirely and you are free to include (or exclude) anything
your customer deems appropriate. What you have sounds fine,
although you might also want to add a copyright notice for 
the book.
HTH
-Sue Gallagher



> 
> From: "Seema" <seema27 -at- fastmail -dot- fm>
>
> 
> What content should be included as front page matter...?
> 
> I asked for information about trademark notifications... but the client does not want me to include the Trademarks or
> Legal Notices information ... since they think it is not
> of use to end users who are all employees of the organization for whom we
> are developing the application.
> 
> I now have the following:
> The first front page with the logo, book title, and version as content.
> The second page with the book title, date of publication, and partnumber,
> in small font as content.
> 
> Is this information sufficient for front page matter, for the stated
> scenario? 



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