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\title{{\LARGE\bf User Manual for Name of Software Tool}}
\author{{\Large\it Student 1, Student 2, Student 3, Student 4} \\
{\Large Department of Computer Science} \\
{\Large Michigan State University} \\
\mbox{} \\
{\Large Project Sponsored in part by Company Name}
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\mbox{} \\
{\Large Software Engineering, CPS479} \\
{\Large Instructor: Dr. B. Cheng} \\
{\Large Teaching Assistant: E.Y. Wang} \\
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\mbox{} \\
{\Large Spring 1996}
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% Purpose of tool, scope.  Also, describe any assumptions
% you may be making about the abilities of the user.
% (i.e. Does the user need a Ph.D. in Astrophysics
% with a Masters in Quantum Mechanics to run your
% tool or can a regular bum that thinks computers
% are evil use it?)
%
\section{Introduction}
\subsection{Hardware Requirements}
\subsection{Software Requirements}


%
% Include Online help facilities.  Describe what each
% feature of the system is.  Describe fully what
% different options/selections will provide to the user.
% For instance, describe what each button allows the
% user to do.  btw, you can change the name of the section
% if you like.  If there are special languages that the
% user must know for input into the system, include 
% the description of that language here.
%
\section{Functionality Description}
%\input{functional}

%
% Provide a simple tutorial that includes a
% generic scenario for using the system.  Provide
% screen dumps, etc.  Make sure that this tutorial
% is representative of the types of operations found in
% a typical session.  As with the previous section,
% you can change the name if you find another more
% desireable.
%
\section{User Scenarios}
%\input{scenarios}

%
% Provide a description of the steps needed to 
% install the system.  This should include any
% details not mentioned in the introduction (i.e.
% environment setup, etc.)
%
\section{Installation Procedure}

%\input{installation}
%
% You know the drill
%
\section{References}


%
% HINT!!!!:  Think about the worst user manual you've
% ever encountered.  Consider what you didn't like
% about it; was it missing something, was it redundant,
% was it incorrect?  After you've thought about these
% characteristics that you found undesireable, write
% the document with the intent of not emulating the
% worst manual you've ever seen.  ^^^  
%
% 
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