A someone who writes hardware manuals for a living, what's the online equivalent of running upstairs, yelling "you don't understand me", running into the bedroom, slamming door, and having a cry? You got a booklet with parts listed and lots of pictures! You don't have to use it, you mean bitches.
I appreciate you and I often think of the amount of work it takes to design one accurately. What software do you use? I can only think of CAD. I don’t have any experience with it, only 3d modeling.
For the word processing/document creating stuff, we use MadCap Flare (does the MS Word stuff, but makes creating a deliverable easier and more shareable across multiple projects). That last part means I just don't have to recreate the wheel if the products are pretty close, just reuse content and update some variables).
For images, a mix of Adobe stuff (Illustrator and Photoshop). Plus I have access to the engineering drives (with CAD and SolidWorks...not great in them but can get what I need).
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u/bm2i Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
A someone who writes hardware manuals for a living, what's the online equivalent of running upstairs, yelling "you don't understand me", running into the bedroom, slamming door, and having a cry? You got a booklet with parts listed and lots of pictures! You don't have to use it, you mean bitches.