This document provides summaries of three technical documents and an architecture diagram authored by the writer. The first summary describes a command line interface reference for a SkyPilot product. The second summarizes a developer's guide about working with database content for a LocationLogic platform. The third briefly outlines an architecture diagram showing the physical and logical architecture of a Java technologies system. Confidential information has been redacted from the samples.

1. Portfolio Samples
Prepared for Evolved Media
August 3, 2011
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2. Notes
This PowerPoint-authored slide deck provides only a few portfolio samples, and I’m looking forward to meeting in
person and showing you many more.
Although some items may be labeled confidential, I have previously received permission to share them or submit
them for public viewing (via entry in various STC competitions), or I have fully redacted any proprietary or
confidential information. However, these samples are provided with the understanding that they are for
immediate viewing only by the intended recipients, will not be further distributed, and that you will delete them
from your system after viewing.
* Note that when you click the hyperlinks to open the documents, they will open in the same PDF window as this
doc (an Acrobat security feature to prevent launching virus-laden “docs”). To return to this document you can
reopen it or enable your PDF viewer’s Page Navigation controls and use its Return to Previous Page View button.
(This behavior is dictated by your PDF viewer; if you’re not using Acrobat your steps may be different.)
Please see the following pages for background information about each sample:
 Command Line Interface Reference
 Developer’s Guide: Working with Database Content
 Architecture Diagram: Java Technologies
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3. Command Line Interface Reference
As we discussed, the (SkyPilot) products evolved with two interfaces: a command-line interface and a Web
interface. Unfortunately, the interfaces did not offer identical options: most options could be configured with
either interface, but some via just one or the other interface.
Both interfaces are described in the SkyPilot Network Administration guide (page 7), and their differences
highlighted (pages 15-17).
The doc set was very comprehensive: a Getting Started guide, separate installation guides for the server and each
client component, and separate Web Interface Reference and Command-Line Interface Reference.
This doc set was authored in FrameMaker 7.2. I developed the templates but was instructed to match the existing
works’ general font and layout. I did, but modified the visual design for better whitespace use, more formal
running headers/footers, and a standard right-left page layout to support the intention to go to print.
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4. Developer’s Guide: Working with Database Content
I wrote the LocationLogic Developer’s Guide: Working with Content to enable LocationLogic platform and
database administrators to plan and maintain their content databases and to explain to application developers
how to effectively access and use the content in their applications.
This document provides an array of procedures relating to database concepts (schemas, keys, ERDs, access
methods), database administration functions (inserting attributes, migration, optimizing content, saving, etc.),
accomplishing desired tasks via API methods, using a variety of product interfaces, and more.
This doc (which inherited the department’s FrameMaker 7.2 template set) illustrates many tech writing skills:
 Describing complex data with illustrations (for example, pages 113,
119, and 125-127)
 Advanced PDF concepts (such as Acrobat page numbering so that
preface material is properly numbered)
 Information mapping (which Autodesk Tech Pubs was heavily invested in at the time)
 Screenshot annotations (for example, page 139)
 Writing for multiple audiences
The diagrams are looking a bit dated; for newer graphics, see Architecture Diagram: Java Technologies.
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5. Architecture Diagram: Java Technologies
Although heavily redacted to honor client confidentiality, the following Visio-authored diagrams illustrate the
relationship between a system’s physical and logical architecture. (The physical architecture is on the left; logical
is on the right. Click the thumbnails to open full-size versions.) Colors are used to show common elements, and
labels are included to aid color-blind viewers (or readers of gray-scale printed versions).
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