> Is a lot of documentation written in LaTeX? I would never use it for that. No, we have CS interns from the local college who invariably ask about it. We only

> Is a lot of documentation written in LaTeX? I would never use it for that. No, we have CS interns from the local college who invariably ask about it. We only have them for a few months, so I've probably answered that question several dozen times in the past few years. I know they use LaTeX for their papers as required by their CS department, so I know why we get the question. I'm just tired of answering it. > Word is a pain if you need something other than very standard formatting. I don't disagree with that, but our standardized formatting is to use the default styles. Use Title for the doc title, use Heading 1 for each major step or process if the doc has more than one (most don't) and Heading 2 for each individual step. This means the Navigation Pane serves as your document navigation. Most of our docs are less than 20 pages or so (and most of that is screenshots).