Re: branch feature

Todd Denniston wrote: Sanders, Maarten (M.J.L.) wrote: Hi, We use a lot of branches in modular end user manuals for our equipment. Does anyone have an approach on dealing with not branches? E.g., the piece of text applies to every piece of equipment, except for no. 32. As you can imagine

Re: branch feature

Todd Denniston wrote: Sanders, Maarten (M.J.L.) wrote: Hi, We use a lot of branches in modular end user manuals for our equipment. Does anyone have an approach on dealing with not branches? E.g., the piece of text applies to every piece of equipment, except for no. 32. As you can imagine

Re: branch feature

Todd Denniston wrote: Sanders, Maarten (M.J.L.) wrote: Hi, We use a lot of branches in modular end user manuals for our equipment. Does anyone have an approach on dealing with "not branches"? E.g., the piece of text applies to every piece of equipment, except for no. 32. As you can imagine

branch feature

Hi, We use a lot of branches in modular end user manuals for our equipment. Does anyone have an approach on dealing with not branches? E.g., the piece of text applies to every piece of equipment, except for no. 32. As you can imagine it is a bit tedious to repeat the same text in the other 31

branch feature

Hi, We use a lot of branches in modular end user manuals for our equipment. Does anyone have an approach on dealing with not branches? E.g., the piece of text applies to every piece of equipment, except for no. 32. As you can imagine it is a bit tedious to repeat the same text in the other 31

branch feature

Hi, We use a lot of branches in modular end user manuals for our equipment. Does anyone have an approach on dealing with "not branches"? E.g., the piece of text applies to every piece of equipment, except for no. 32. As you can imagine it is a bit tedious to repeat the same text in the other