Approach for user manual

[Samir Sachdeva (STEAG) <s -dot- sachdeva -at- steagindia -dot- in>]

Hi All,

Can anyone explain me the difference between a screen-based approach and a task-based approach for writing a user manual. I need to start the documentation of a new product and my company has asked me to evaluate both these approaches and find the more suitable one. The product is Simulator, which simulates the complete working of a power plant and shows it on the screen.

Thanks in advance,

Samir Sachdeva
www.t-t-t-online.com



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