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On this and the winhelp lists, I have been hearing about "information
mapping," something that appears to be a style or organizational
principle for documentation. Can someone point me towards more
information about this topic? (My web search turned up examples of
pretty link buttons. Is there something more to it than this?)
Thanks
Patrick C. Sheahan
patrick -at- velleb -dot- com
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