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<Object_Id> 127</Object_Id>
<Title> &lt;A HREF="http://web/projects/tcg/Processes/UsrDocOvw/"&gt;Developing User Documentation - Overview&lt;/A&gt;</Title>
<Node_Type> Production</Node_Type>
<Format> FrameMaker</Format>
<Address>  &lt;A HREF ="http://web/projects/tcg/Processes/UsrDocOvw/"&gt;http://web/projects/tcg/Processes/UsrDocOvw/&lt;/A&gt;</Address>
<Keywords> </Keywords>
<Abstract> This paper, prepared by the Technical Communication Group,                          gives a birdıs eye view of the process that CiTR technical 
                          communicators use to develop user documentation in projects. 
                          
                          If you are a project manager or a business 
                          
                          development 
                          manager, you have to either manage, or set client 
                          expectations about, the user documentation process. 
                          This paper is for you. 
                          
                          The paper is also a useful summary for technical communicators.
                          
                          It contains:
                          
                          -  
                          
                          Introduction
                          -  What is "user documentation"
                          -  The importance of user documentation
                          -  The standard life cycle for user documentation
                          -  Resourcing the user documentation effort
                          -  Critical success factors for user documentation 
                             
                          subprojects
                          -  Phase by phase
                          
                          
                          
                          
</Abstract>
<Date_Entry_Created> 07/11/96</Date_Entry_Created>
<Entry_Created_By> jane</Entry_Created_By>
<Date_Entry_Last_Modified> 12/12/96</Date_Entry_Last_Modified>
<Entry_Last_Modified_By> Tony Lupton</Entry_Last_Modified_By>
<Asset_Qualification> good / very useful</Asset_Qualification>
<Other_Opinions> </Other_Opinions>
<Contact_Person> Barry Lagden? Peter Barnes? while Erica is off</Contact_Person>
<IP_or_Copyright_Owner> CiTR</IP_or_Copyright_Owner>
<Support_re_Ownership> </Support_re_Ownership>
<Date_Item_Created> Edition 1 completed June 1996</Date_Item_Created>
<Usage_Conditions> Can be (and should be) used freely within CiTR.</Usage_Conditions>
<Support_re_Usage_Condns> </Support_re_Usage_Condns>
<Authors_and_Contributors> Erica Lee and the Technical Communications                          Group
</Authors_and_Contributors>
<Projects_Used_In> HP379.1 (Synergy)</Projects_Used_In>
<Obtained_From> </Obtained_From>
<Derived_From> </Derived_From>
<Related_Items> Hackos, J.T. "Managing your Documentation Projects",                          Wiley, 1994 (available from the CiTR library)
</Related_Items>
<Document_Type> Overview</Document_Type>
<Additional_Info> [It would be great to have an HTML version of this                          paper!!]
</Additional_Info>
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