Use short paragraphs
Readers can process information faster if you present the information in smaller chunks with the main idea at the beginning. Readers can scan a page faster and thus locate specific information faster when you label most paragraphs with a descriptive heading.
Use short paragraphs that:
The following preferred example divides a long paragraph into two shorter paragraphs and provides a descriptive heading for each new paragraph.
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Avaya Communication Manager builds on decades of enterprise telephony leadership to bring industry-leading, intelligent call processing to your enterprise. This software enables call control on a dynamic, call-by-call basis. Communication Manager provides full telephony functionality and support for new applications, infrastructure, and communications devices. This software, which runs on a variety of media servers and provides control to media gateways and communications devices, can operate in a distributed or a networked call-processing environment. As the power behind the enterprise class portfolio, Communication Manager provides solid performance to enterprises today. |
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