Re: The End Of Technical Writing

[Tony Markos <ajmarkos -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Jeepers! - I though everyone knows what a Data Flow
Diagram is.  Last time I checked, DFDs were featured
in the Data Processing 101 course at the local junior
college.  There are alot of examples on the net.

Come on Dick, everyone knows what DFDs are: They are
an extremely powerful, easy to learn analysis tool -
that nobody uses.  (Understanding why no one uses DFDs
and you understand why good tech comm is so rare!)  

I don't have anything myself that I can post.

Tony Markos  


--- Dick Margulis <margulisd -at- comcast -dot- net> wrote:

....So, Freddy, er, Tony, show me. You've told us
about the history of DFDs, but some examples would be
nice. 8 x 10 color glossies. The works. What 
the dickens (or shaw) are you going on about?

 Dick
 



		
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