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Technical Writing for Teams: The STREAM Tools Handbook, by Alexander Mamishev and Sean Williams Copyright © 2010 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 235 Commandment #1: Team members should use compatible tools. Commandment #2: Your boss is not your English teacher. Commandment #3: Use document templates. Commandment #4: Use automatic formatting features. Commandment #5: Use modern communication tools. Commandment #6: Do not assume that others know what you expect them to know. Commandment #7: Never start from scratch. Commandment #8: Iterate. Commandment #9: Never underestimate the power of superficial appearance. Commandment #10: “Better” is the enemy of “good.” Appendix F TEN COMMANDMENTS OF STREAM TOOLS

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Page 1: Technical Writing for Teams (The STREAM Tools Handbook) || Appendix F: Ten Commandments of               Stream Tools

Technical Writing for Teams: The STREAM Tools Handbook, by Alexander Mamishev and Sean WilliamsCopyright © 2010 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

235

Commandment #1: Team members should use compatible tools. Commandment #2: Your boss is not your English teacher. Commandment #3: Use document templates. Commandment #4: Use automatic formatting features. Commandment #5: Use modern communication tools. Commandment #6: Do not assume that others know what you expect them to

know. Commandment #7: Never start from scratch. Commandment #8: Iterate. Commandment #9: Never underestimate the power of superfi cial appearance. Commandment #10: “ Better ” is the enemy of “ good. ”

Appendix F

TEN COMMANDMENTS OF STREAM TOOLS