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Cross-References: Use cross-references to direct users to related information that might add to their understanding of a concept. Try to write and edit so that you use cross-references only for material that is not essential to the task at hand. For example, users should not have to look up material to complete a procedure. If [...]
Cross-references to art: Make cross-references to untitled or unnumbered art only if the relation of the art to the text is not immediately apparent or the content of the art furthers the explanation found in the text. In that case, a reference to the art can be helpful; however, the art should appear as close [...]
Mouse Terminology – Documenting mouse procedures: • Be consistent in the way you list mouse procedures. For example, always list the mouse method before listing the keyboard method if you document both. • Do not combine keyboard and mouse actions as if they were keyboard shortcuts. Good Example Hold down SHIFT and click the right [...]
Mouse Terminology – Using mouse verbs: When more than one mouse button is used within a procedure, identify only the least commonly used button. Good Example With the right mouse button, double-click the icon
Mouse Terminology – Using mouse verbs: Use right-click to mean “click with the right mouse button” after you have clarified the meaning. Good Example You can click with the right mouse button (called right-click) to see a shortcut menu.
