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That is a new concept to me. If you use two PCs in your work area, one
for testing and one for writing, could you chime in on how you convinced
a manager of your need? I'd like to collect some strategies.
Paul
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Elizabeth Ross [SMTP:beth -at- vcubed -dot- com]
> Subject: Re: System Requirements
>
> I have two systems on my desk: one for testing and one for writing the
> manual. <snip> Never, ever, ever write your documentation on your test
> system. Bad things will happen eventually and you will weep. <snip>
>
