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There's nothing wrong with Release notes. I think the original question was
to find a name for a subsection of the Release Notes that doesn't fit in the
standard categories in the Release Notes such as
New Enhancements
Documentation Update
Problems Fixed
Known Problems
etc.
Angela Williams
tchena -at- cognos -dot- com
> What's wrong with Release notes. Maybe you could include a Help
> File on a diskette called "Readme.txt." You could send it via
> e-mail to all readers, but maybe that's not an option.
> Regards,
> Kent
>I'm finding that I need another section for items
>that are informational, but don't fit into any of
><the standard> categories. Any ideas on a heading
>name for such a section?
