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I'm looking for feedback and experience with online documentation in
regards to layout, design, and usability. What I am interested in is,
"how do you control how the user navigates within your pages when they
are free to move from link to link?" I am used to writing paper manuals
and I am now making the transfer to online docs. Can anyone refer me to
some online doc examples, literature, or reference books?
I've recently created online docs for a developers toolkit (beta
version), but would like to use my time between now and the next release
to enhance the quality of the final product.
Please provide feedback to:
karen -dot- pogue -at- solect -dot- com
Thanks in advance,
Karen
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