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1. When it came to '''Further Reading''', some areas (Separation & Divorce, Dividing Property, and Family Law Agreements) mentioned every single one of the sections, so I just mentioned the chapter.
1. When it came to '''Further Reading''', some areas (Separation & Divorce, Dividing Property, and Family Law Agreements) mentioned every single one of the sections, so I just mentioned the chapter.


2. Also, in further reading, we were linking the "short form" titles from the short TOC. We don't do that in the rest of the doco. I have changed them.
2. A proposed link to Getting Started does not exist, as it's like "Chapters." I changed copy to suit.
 
3. A proposed link to Getting Started does not exist, as it's like "Chapters." I changed copy to suit.


Gayla
Gayla

Revision as of 19:47, 25 April 2013

Hi JP and Nate

1. When it came to Further Reading, some areas (Separation & Divorce, Dividing Property, and Family Law Agreements) mentioned every single one of the sections, so I just mentioned the chapter.

2. A proposed link to Getting Started does not exist, as it's like "Chapters." I changed copy to suit.

Gayla

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