A wonderful new world

["Erica Sullivan" <docudiva -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

I'm in a wonderful new situation.  I've just started at a company that's 
NEVER had a tech writer before.  They want me to set up a documentation 
process/procedure.  I get to say exactly what kind of information I need and 
when I'd like it.  So, in a dream world, what would yours look like?  I know 
I may not (okay, probably won't) get everything I want.  But I figure: "aim 
high!"

As an aside, I'd like to include the Publications-Documentation Life Cycle 
from Joann Hackos' Managing Your Documentation Projects.  But I REALLY don't 
want to type all that in.  Does anyone know if/where this might be available 
for download.

Erica



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