Re: Another Newbie question about procedures

[HBacheler -at- aol -dot- com]

A process is a procedure that may have  subprocesses that might have 
subprocedures that would have subprocesses, ad  infantum.......

A process has a starting point and an ending point.
A  procedure has a starting point and an ending point.

Each might be  considered an 'object' or a 'black box'

An outline for a book/document  has a starting point and an ending point.

As tech writers, we know you  cannot have a 'single' heading under another 
heading. (Right?)  If so, the  heading is not needed

If you go in, you gotta come out, a step at a  time.

A paragraph in section 1 cannot immediately jump to a paragraph in  Section 
6, or can it?

More food for thought!!


Harry  


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