The Hall of Technical Documentation Weirdness is pretty cool. They list wacky, bizarre, surreal and otherwise strange examples of technical documentation, particularly illustration.
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jeffsand
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Hi,
jeffsand wrote:The Hall of Technical Documentation Weirdness is pretty cool. They list wacky, bizarre, surreal and otherwise strange examples of technical documentation, particularly illustration.
I could post lot of translation-errors for the german VS.Net and MSDN - but that's not fun anymore -> causing many bugs
That would be my wish if I haven't changed to the english VS.Net: let developers (or someone how to changes a little bit about developing) do the translation! -
This one gave me a real good laugh:
http://www.darrenbarefoot.com/hall/slides/Rowing%20Machine.html
They expect you to put that together?
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I could post lot of translation-errors for the german VS.Net and MSDN - but that's not fun anymore -> causing many bugs
Hi Jeff
Could you provide some examples so that I can follow up?
Thanks
Edel
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