>         I have in my desl, right now, an spec for a given job.
> The equipment is just a multi-menu display to control an
> already developed system. This spec, for this simple task,
> has about 10 pages (writen by the customer) and explains
> EXACTLY what will happened if you press  each key on
> every posible (imaginable) situation

I have one of those going on too. It's 12 A4 pages stuck
together to make a vast flow diagram for a menu. Written
by the customer as he thinks a microcontroller can do it.
Very verbose, but I guess it's his way of explaining it to
himself, which isn't so bad. And it's better than the design
changing half-way through. Hate that. Had one of those
last year. Finished the prototype (and got paid BTW) and
during the demonstration some bright spark on their side
said "hey, why don't we do it this way ?". Big groan from
me. But big smiles when they unreservedly coughed up
for the job to be re-done. Bless'em ;-)

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