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Nothing extreme about the list. Unlike telling you how to "create" (Font style and size-margins, headers/footers) a document,
Document/Record Control is a required written procedure. Want another 1994 example? 
RCBeyette said:
However, my organization is guilty of taking this to the extreme! We have our procedure on document control that refers to every work instruction associated with documents.
- Creating a document
- Revising a document
- Reviewing a document
- Obsoleting a document
- Requesting a document modification
- Approving a document
- Controlling external documents
- Engineering drawings control
Document/Record Control is a required written procedure. Want another 1994 example?
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Because we already went to reviewing an example of what document "overkill" is to what others may think about the "Q" profession, I'll just jump in and ask those with them antenna sensitivity problems to please turn them down. Especially, if they are tuned to "ALL" dissent.