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I'm pretty sure I meant to add a note here explaining that the IT staff can change the urgency rank of the topic by themselves.

See previous note about Latin abbreviations.

Suggested rephrasing: "They guide users through a specific action, such as installing software, configuring settings, or submitting forms."

I would suggest deleting "explaining 'why' something matters before showing 'how' to use it" and placing "concept topics are especially important early in the user journey" between the first and second sentences of this paragraph.

"or explanations of abstract ideas."

Suggested rephrasing: "in order to perform a task or understand a reference."

This sentence seems superfluous to me, personally.

Suggested rephrasing: "Cross-linking between different topic types creates comprehensive support: Concepts link to tasks, tasks link to troubleshooting, and glossaries support all types."

Suggested rephrasing: "When similar topics follow predictable patterns, users can find information more efficiently."

Suggested rephrase: "A well-written troubleshooting topic can empower users to fix a problem themselves without soliciting help from customer support. In this way, troubleshooting topics can reduce customer support services' workload."

"It is important to document the definition of specialized jargon so that terms are used consistently across teams, translations, and publications."

"Optional requirement" seems like an oxymoron to me.

Suggested rephrasing: "Task topics provide users with step-by-step instructions for completing a procedure."

This sentence seems unnecessary to me, personally.

Task topics provide clear, step-by-step instructions that guide users through specific procedures.

Idea for rephrasing: "You use concept topics to explain something to users for the first time. Concept topics provide background knowledge that users must have before they can perform a task. Concept topics usually appear before task topics in a documentation set."

Rephrasing idea: "Identify the core DITA topic types and the structural elements (tags) associated with each type."

"Explain the purpose of each DITA topic type."

"Structure content within each topic type in accordance with DITA best practices."

Troubleshooting: if you get an error message saying "(your user) doesn't have authorization to create requests or tasks," double-check that you've selected a transport request with your cursor.

You definitely have to be in SE09 to get the "Create" option in the Request/Task drop-down menu. If you're viewing a transport from /nSE01, the "Create" option doesn't appear.

In some development objects, the ADT link appears in the HTTP Content (JSON) tab. It seems as though some objects don't have a Source Code tab.

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Does it matter where the database is created?

It might be helpful to have a brief explanation of what Password Depot is.

Use Password Depot to record all of the passwords you use for your Lexsys and SAP accounts.

Deactivate multi-factor authentication on your old device (the user isn't deactivating the device itself)

Is there any way to get screenshots of these instructions from SAP? (There might not be).

It might be helpful to have a list of the everyday programs the user will need to install, along with links to their corresponding pages in the help portal.

The virtual desktop's toolbar?

Would it be correct to say "you will need to repeat these steps every time you reset your Office365 password?"

This could also make for a good entry in the troubleshooting field. What happens if the user doesn’t re-configure these settings after changing their password?)

Is there a reason this isn't in the "before you begin" section?

This might be a good place to explain the "comment" function in Plunet that lets users explain any discrepancies in their hours.