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What classifies a document as a White Paper as opposed to a standard manual
or reference doc?
Are there any specific points that need to be in a White Paper, and if so,
what?
Thanks,
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Edwyn Kumar
Endymion and Icarus Design mailto:bastion -at- telus -dot- net
"THOU ART THAT" -- Upanishads
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