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> I just had a great idea: when it is hard to get SMEs to review
> documentation, we record readings on tape or CD for SMEs to listen to in
> their cars, at the beach, or while they jog or work out at the gym. Maybe
> it would make reviewing easier and more interesting? A Shakespearian
> delivery would bring many a user manual to life, methinketh.
>
> Thoughts?
"Code example 3-4 illustrates this principle. Example 3-4: static
void main MyClass open paren string open bracket close bracket argv
close paren open curly bracket int counter equals zero semicolon...."
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