RE: Where do you shoot trouble?

["Gilger.John" <JGilger -at- acresgaming -dot- com>]

As a "power user" of technical manuals in a past life, I can emphatically say that all troubleshooting procedures should be in the same chapter or they are totally useless. When I was trying to fix a problem, I did not want to  RT(Whole)FM to get an answer.

YMMV but IDI

John Gilger
Technical Writer
Acres Gaming, Inc.
702.914.5585
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-----Original Message-----
From: Lin Sims [mailto:linda -dot- sims -at- verizon -dot- net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 01:38 PM
To: TECHWR-L
Subject: Where do you shoot trouble?


For my own peace of mind, I want to make a decision I can stick to. 
Where should troubleshooting information go, in a chapter all of its 
own, or scattered through the chapters covering the individual areas 
where trouble may arise? 

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