Printed documentation
Printed documentation is sometimes the best way to supply information, despite the popularity of online documentation. Printed documentation is designed to be read from paper.
Usually, TechScribe produces the following types of printed documentation:
- User guides (procedure guides, process guides, policy guides, installation guides, feature guides, instruction manuals)
- Reference manuals (technical reference, administrator's reference, programmer's reference)
- Quick-reference documentation (reference cards, wall-charts, checklists, posters, crib cards)
TechScribe supplies the source files, usually as Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF files. You can use your preferred print supplier, or you can supply the documents electronically to your customers. If you prefer, TechScribe can supply printed documents to you.
See also 
Printed and online documentation trade-offs
PDF Manuals: The Wrong Paradigm for an Online Experience (www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2008/11/pdf-manuals-the-wrong-paradigm-for-an-online-experience.php)
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