To recap, you've created a plan and an outline for your article. You've also added code samples or created the "to-die-for" tool or utility. And you've written your article as clearly and concisely as appropriate. Now it time for the scary part: letting...

Continuing my previous blog on writing technical articles, now that you have a plan, it's time to create an outline. If done correctly, the outline can serve as the table of contents (if you use a TOC) for your article. Magazines and technical publication...

I'm a programmer writer for the MSDN Office Developer Center. My job for the last five years is writing how-to articles for developers that appear on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN), specifically, Microsoft Office developers. I have a background...