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Is it wise decision for a Technical Writer to work out of their KRAs
Started this discussion. Last reply by Milan Davidović Jan 24. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hi friends,I am working as a technical writer for the last 12years and enjoy writing about technology, products, architecture. However, I have joined a new organization, and somehow there are no…Continue
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Milan Davidović replied to Nidhi Manchanda's discussion Is it wise decision for a Technical Writer to work out of their KRAs
J replied to Nidhi Manchanda's discussion Is it wise decision for a Technical Writer to work out of their KRAs"Css can be a little intimidating especially if you are just starting out in HTML and have never utilized it for your web pages.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/
That link will help to explain how to integrate css into your web page and also give you an…"
Kai Weber replied to Nidhi Manchanda's discussion Is it wise decision for a Technical Writer to work out of their KRAs"It's my impression and experience that writing and publishing online help is one of the key skills and responsibilities of a tech writer. I would argue that Dreamweaver and SharePoint 2010 Designer are not the best help authoring tool out…"
Is it wise decision for a Technical Writer to work out of their KRAs
Hi friends,I am working as a technical writer for the last 12years and enjoy writing about technology, products, architecture. However, I have joined a new organization, and somehow there are no technical writing projects available. Instead I was asked to write online help in html. I was reluctant initially but then actually wanted to finish the content for online help and hence ended up working in Dreamweaver tool. Now, I am asked to create css files in sharepoint 2010 designer to create a…See More
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