: Re: In end user documentation, should screenshots come before or after the text that references them? The end user documentation I'm writing makes use of screenshots (and partial screenshots) to show

An introductory text should always come before the screenshot that you are about to display. This will help the user to get an idea of what is about to be displayed in the screenshot.

Then you can definitely provide the descriptive text for what exactly is happening in the screenshot for better understanding of the user.

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: When developing a stage play, whose gender matters more? The characters' or the actors'? When striving for gender balance in a play: What is more important, balance among the characters or among

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: Looking for writer's platform I'm looking for a platform (web app, saas application) to manage writers and articles for a large blog. I'm looking for the following features: I enter topics,

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