Re: Training Manual?

[Ken Stitzel <kstitzel -at- symplified -dot- com>]

Connie,

> I have written IT training manuals where there was a table, first column
was the step number, followed in the next column with text instructions and
then in the final column, the relevant figure.

Sounds like you have a good start. I have done manuals in this format
(actually two columns with numbered steps on left, graphic on right). I
think it's a good clear approach. (Of course, getting the content correct
is always king.)

*Kendal Stitzel*
*Sr. Technical Writer**
*
*Symplified* *The Cloud Identity Company*
* www.symplified.com*
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