RE: Docs on Tape

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

A good idea doesn't have to apply to every condition. If not appropriate,
don't do it. I can think of a large number of sections of my document where
this makes sense and a large number where it doesn't.

I have 3-5 pages at the beginning of each section describing the technology
of that section. I can easily see a 5 page description of database
replication being spoken and listened to.

John Posada

> 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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