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What is tutorial documentation?

Tutorial documentation is a set of instructions or guidelines that provide guidance on how to use a particular product or service.

Who is required to file tutorial documentation?

Typically, the manufacturer or provider of the product or service is required to file tutorial documentation.

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The purpose of tutorial documentation is to help users understand how to properly use a product or service.

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Tutorial documentation must include information on how to install, set up, and use the product or service effectively.