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single sourcing

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(publication)single sourcing - Using a single original document set to generate dead tree and on-line documentation, and usually also on-line help. In practice, it most often refers to a FrameMaker file set with conditional text which, when the conditions are set appropriately, allows you to create variants of the original document (e.g., for a product that runs on different Unix platforms) as well as for different media -- typically task-oriented on-line help to be accessed under Microsoft Windows or from a web browser, linear printed document, and HTML delivered via the WWW and/or CD-ROM.


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The county's purchasing by-law allows single sourcing a project to a contractor when compatibility with the existing facilities and services provided by the contractor is a primary consideration, given prior committee approval.
And single sourcing for the JDDE will be pressured to give way to supplier alliances.
 
 
 
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