RE: Hall of Technical Documentation Weirdness

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Paul Goble [mailto:pg -at- pgcommunication -dot- com] offered:
> A few days ago, Kevin wrote:
> 
> > The example of the tag from the "Kickers" shoes may be unexplained, 
> > but it's explainable.  The panels down the left side indicate what 
> > portion of the shoe is being considered. ... 
> > I have no *clue* what the diamond represents, 
> 
> I just found a key to these symbols at:
> http://www.freemans.com/mfic238/main/help09.asp
> There's also an EU standard (EN345) with its own set of 
> equally opaque symbols.  

Thank you, that was interesting... and my condolences to you for 
having enough time on your hands to have found it.     :-)

/kevin

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