Re: Speaking of Design Standards...

[Tony Markos <ajmarkos -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

We typically don't "chunk" documents.  We chunk the
system being documented and then use that chunking to
sturcture our documents.  This chunking is an analysis
activity - not a design activity.  Proper chunking
involves a technique that is taboo to discuss on this
listserv. 

Tony Markatos

--- RMinaker -at- cds -dot- ca wrote:

> Speaking of design standards. I'm currently in the
> process of researching 
> design standards specifically related to online help
> files (e.g., 
> FrameMaker documents generated through web works).
> Can anyone recommend 
> any resources? I'm interested to know about how
> people are chunking their 
> documents, what screen resolution they are designing
> for, what browsers 
> their help files support, how they are using links
> etc.
> 


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