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XSIQ * Information Technology - Paper based documentation Paper Based Documentation Paper based documentation is the traditional form of user documentation. It consists of manuals and reference guides that would be available in the computer section of your local bookstore or library. It also includes documents produced in-house that are specifically designed for the system. User manuals are the most common form of paper-based documentation. They cover, in a tutorial format, the steps required to complete the sort of tasks that an end user would perform on a routine basis. Previous | NextView Comments and Reviews >>
