Central NJ STC Meeting - Nov. 8th

[fRaNk sAuCiEr <frank_saucier -at- MENTORG -dot- COM>]

Hello everyone,

I'm posting this for Lisa Cavaliere-Kaytes. She had trouble posting to TECHWR-L
this morning and has asked me to give it a whirl.

If you have any questions or comments, please direct them to the Central New
Jersey Chapter (cnjstc -at- aol -dot- com).

Thanks,

Frank Saucier



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                Society for Technical Communication
                    Central New Jersey Chapter
                           cnjstc -at- aol -dot- com

                          NOVEMBER MEETING

            "Building Innovative and Usable Help Systems"

Donna Timpone, President of UserEdge Inc. will present the key concepts
and techniques needed to design successful help systems. She will take us
beyond the mechanics of typical WinHelp authoring tools and discuss how
to create innovative help systems that are easy to use and navigate.
With a Masters of Science in Applied Psychology and Human Factors, and
over 15 years of experience helping companies to develop user-centered
applications, Donna has a wealth of knowledge to share about designing
help systems.

When:          Wednesday, November 8, 1995
               6:30 pm:  Networking
               7:00 pm:  Program

Where:         Summerfield Suites Hotel, Records Room
               260 Davidson Avenue
               Somerset, NJ

Directions:    From I-287, take Exit 6/Easton Ave. Turn
               left on Davidson Ave. Hotel is 1/2 mile down
               on the left

Admission:     Free for STC Members
               $3.00 for non-members
               Snacks and beverages will be served
               Seating is limited so please make reservations
               by calling:

               Bernice Kieffer, Chapter President, at 908-604-0804
               Lisa Cavaliere-Kaytes, Chapter VP, at 908-604-0826
               or send email to cnjstc -at- aol -dot- com

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