I am focusing on the checklist document. In the same vein as EO's "tips" card the checklist should become an item easily distributed at conferences, in books, with shrink-wrapped software, etc. A (perhaps laminated?) two sides of a letter size sheet. To accomplish this we must address both form and content. In the form described there is no need for the "Yes, No, N/A" area which if devoted to reformatted text would very nearly get the thing down to the size described. The "And if you use..." type headers might be achieved with less waste space or even with color-coding or even eliminated with regrouped items. Anyone interested? -- Love. ACCESSIBILITY IS RIGHT - NOT PRIVILEGE http://dicomp.pair.comReceived on Monday, 18 January 1999 10:55:00 GMT
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