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> From: Thomas Eagles [mailto:tekwriter -at- sympatico -dot- ca]
> If you want to read some very quirky tech writing that is (yes) a bit
> funny and pleasantly distracting, try this:
>
>http://www.timex.com/instructions/Helix.pdf
>
> It's the strangest little operator's guide I've ever seen. I
> just bought
> the watch and got the hard copy of the manual.
This is great! It must have been a lot of fun writing this weird little
manual (I particularly like the picture warning you not to eat the watch
<g>).
Now I want to buy one of these things!
Nancy Kaminski
nancykam -at- attbi -dot- com
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