RE: TGIF: It's been a long week; Tools for Technical Writing

["Al Geist" <al -dot- geist -at- geistassociates -dot- com>]

Hey Dan,

I had one of those once, but had it removed shortly after I started Tech
Writing. It kept getting in the way by tossing logic into the mix.

Al


> Hi Andrea,
>
> Great comic, but I'm not familiar with the tech writing tool depicted in
> the lower left panel -- it certainly wasn't in any job description I've
> ever seen. Is it really necessary for producing good documentation? If
> so, how can I acquire it?
>
> Happy Friday to you and yours,
>
> Dan
>


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