belated thanks for hats

[Elizabeth <writer -at- smallinfinity -dot- net>]

Hi all,

Thanks for the advice on inexpensive help authoring tools a while
back. We ended up selecting Help & Manual and it worked quite well for
us.

I've also found the past discussions here on portfolios helpful since
I'm just starting to compile mine. One nice thing about the contract
I'm finishing this week is that some of the work we did is for a
public website, so it's easy for me to show it off.  Since it was my
first experience with tech writing, instead of newspapers, that's
important.

Elizabeth
writer -at- smallinfinity -dot- net
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