RE: Requesting feedback for a user guide - good or bad idea?

[Maggie Pierce Secara <maggiros -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

So I guess you're technical enough, then, eh?  ;-)

Maggie


--- Paul Hanson <PHanson -at- Quintrex -dot- com> wrote:
> 
> After getting hardly any feedback from users, a user
> just emailed me with a
> question, stating "Today we had to run our <XYZ
> process> over.  We used the
> provided documentation and it told us exactly how to
> do it.  We were
> impressed... ".
> 
> I'm happy....
> 

=====
Maggie Secara

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