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THE USDA FOOD AND NUTRIENT DATABASE FOR DIETARY STUDIES 20112012: DOCUMENTATION AND USER GUIDE Carrie L. Martin, Janice B. Montville, Lois C. Seinfeld, Grace OmolewaTomobi, Kushagra Y. Heendeniya,

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What is documentation and user guide?

Documentation refers to written information that accompanies a product or service, providing instructions, guidelines, and explanations. A user guide is a type of documentation specifically designed to help users understand and navigate a product or service.

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Companies or individuals who produce or distribute products or services that require instructions or guidelines for users are required to file documentation and user guides.

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Documentation and user guides should be filled out by including clear and concise instructions, diagrams, and relevant information to help users effectively use the product or service.

What is the purpose of documentation and user guide?

The purpose of documentation and user guides is to assist users in understanding how to properly use a product or service, troubleshoot common issues, and maximize its benefits.

What information must be reported on documentation and user guide?

Documentation and user guides should include information such as product specifications, usage instructions, safety guidelines, troubleshooting tips, and contact information for customer support.