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> I would drop all the extraneous reports, definitely. IMO - that kind
of
> redundancy doesn't serve any real purpose. But that's a personal
> preference, not based on any firm tech writing best practice. (Or
maybe it > is and I just don't know it.)
After you have dealt with enough last-minute changes when someone
decides that they should be called "user interface outputs" or something
equally cryptic, you learn to make it a practice to be more general. :)
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