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Subject:Top Ten Things You'd Like To Tell Engineers From:Steven Oppenheimer <Steven -at- OppenheimerCommunications -dot- com> To:"TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com> Date:Sun, 08 Aug 2004 12:17:21 -0400
I recently joined the IEEE, which is the professional society for
electrical engineers, and I've already been roped into doing a presentation
sometime this Fall.
My tentative topic is something like, Top Ten Things That Tech Writers
Would Like To Tell Engineers, So We Can All Work Together Better. Now, not
to take the lazy way out -- I have plenty of ideas of my own for this --
but surely I'm not the only writer who has a few things I'd like to tell
engineers about how they
can help us to help them create better documentation. So, if you have any
ideas (it doesn't have to be ten), please send me an e-mail to
Steven -at- OpComm -dot- com -dot- Simple, one-sentence ideas are fine, but on the other
hand also feel free to elaborate in a few paragraphs.
After the presentation, I will post a consolidated summary here on
Techwr-L, and hopefully IEEE will post a summary as well. Thanks in
advance for your help!
Steven Oppenheimer, M.A.
Oppenheimer Communications
Technical and Business Writing: From Complexity To Clarity (SM)
Steven -at- OpComm -dot- com www.OpComm.com (301) 468-9233
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