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> Subject: Structured Writing Question
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> To all:
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> Charles Horn (generally credited with popularizing
> structured writing) states that structured writing is
> really all about analysis. What formal analysis
> techniques to you use to orgainze your documetation's
> outline (or equivalent)?
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