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For anyone who may be interested, Rice University is offering a 3-day
course, taught by Dr. R. John Brockmann, entitled:
"Writing better computer software documentation for users: from paper to
hypertext, version 2.0". It takes place May 24-26 ont the university campus
in Houston, TX. Fee is $595. For more information, call(713) 520-6022.
I have no vested interest in this class, nor am I personally recommending
it. I'm posting it because the brochure's description, the well-known
presenter (Dr. Brockmann), and the reasonable fee all make it appealing.
Nancy S. Burns
National Solar Observatory
Tucson, Arizona
e-mail: nburns -at- noao -dot- edu
"Vision is the art of seeing things invisible."
- Jonathan Swift
