Re: Chapter summaries at start of doc: yes/no?

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

If your chapters are relatively simple and the headings sufficiently
descriptive, probably nothing.  But for some particularly esoteric
subjects an adequately descriptive heading can begin to resemble 
a compound sentence or even a paragraph.

Gene Kim-Eng

----- Original Message ----- 
However, if my logic were really that overwhelmingly obvious and
correct, nobody would be using start-of-document summaries.  So... what
am I missing?


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