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I was thinking about work over the weekend (egads), and realized
that I've never seen a peer-reviewed "excellent example of":
- a WinHelp system
- an HTML-based help system
- a user guide
- a CBT
- a white paper
- flow charts/diagrams
Do any of you have award-winning "best of" samples that can be
shared as [free] resources, possibly through the TECHWR-L web
pages?
I realize that there is a lot of STC-related information available, but
unfortunately, I'm not a member and can't access it. I think this limit-
ation affects a few thousand other people on the list, as well.
