RE: The case against M$ Word

["Lauren" <lauren -at- writeco -dot- net>]

A brief requirements document for the company's documentation software may
also be good.  That way, there can be an adequate comparison between the two
applications that show benefits and drawbacks for each application.

Lauren
 
> From: Dan Goldstein

> Consider framing your argument as, "MS Word is inadequate for *our*
> software manual production." Focus on your company's specific needs,
> personnel, skill sets, etc.
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Chris Morton

> > I'm preparing an executive summary as to why M$ Word is not 
> > an adequate tool for software manual production and why Adobe 
> > InDesign is a superior choice for the task at hand. 
> > (FrameMaker is more than this company needs.)

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