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Publishing Documentation in Microsoft Word - Don't Do It!
© Tanja S Rosteck
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Aug 28, 2001
Ultimately, the choice of which format(s) to use will depend on your individual situation... but in every case, there are excellent, low-cost alternatives available to publishing your documentation in Microsoft Word format. An experienced documentation specialist will be able to evaluate your situation and recommend the most appropriate options. Good luck!
Copyright 2001 Tanja Rosteck
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About the Author: Tanja Rosteck is the president of Words4Nerds, a technical writing and information design company specializing in the needs of small businesses. Contact Tanja at tanja@words4nerds.com or visit http://www.words4nerds.com.
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