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Aug20
Who reads the product manual anyway?
Let's face it. To catch a geek, you need to know how a geek thinks. When was the last time you actually opened a product manual before trying to work that new gadget you bought?

If you're the guy who designs the technical manual, it would be really cool to have the manual placed right below the product with huge "We know you wanna get your hands on this baby real now! But read this first." text.

That's where you place the quick guide and do's and dont's.

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