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Subject:References and tips on writing hardware manuals From:Cecilia Vargas <vargas -at- SEDSYSTEMS -dot- CA> Date:Tue, 3 Oct 1995 12:45:31 -0600
Techwr-ones:
I'd appreciate book or article titles on writing hardware
documentation. Or if you have some comments on the topic,
I'd appreciate those too.
I have to write the operations and maintenance manuals for
satellite communications equipment (the metallic boxes, not the
software). What is the best way to present information about
complicated high-tech equipment so that it can be used
and maintained?
