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Subject:Anybody working with the two-page module format? From:Gail Franklin <franklin -at- RAPIDNET -dot- NET> Date:Sun, 6 Jun 1999 15:20:05 -0700
I've read Edmond Weiss' book, How to Write Usable User Documentation. Now
I'm looking for companies which currently publish manuals or proposals such
as he describes: in two-page modules with graphics in each module, using a
storyboard process for planning. Can anyone help me with some names? I'd
like to know the opinions of the concept's promoters and detractors as well.
