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My guess is that, if this procedure applies to only one customer, and that
customer is satisfied with the rough draft provided by the
developer/engineer, then wait and include your polished version in the next
update. However, if the description clarifies a procedure commonly used by
clients of your company's product, perhaps it's a good idea to post just the
polished, edited version in PDF or HTML form on your company's Web site in
the Support area.
Just my thoughts, of course.
Good luck!
Donald H. White
Senior Technical Writer/Editor
James River Technical Communications LLC
804.795.2914
dwhite -at- jrtcllc -dot- com
www.jrtcllc.com
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