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I am creating a manual which eventually will cover both an NT
and a UNIX version of our server product. My boss does not
want me to be platform specific when I note directories. Does
anyone have an elegant solution to this? Since I cannot use
slashes I have been writing it like this:
Melonie Holliman
The Tech Writer
ABM Data Systems, Inc.
Austin, TX
(mrh -at- abmdata -dot- com)
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Take what you want and leave the rest!
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