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Regarding conditions:

I was thinking you had 10 separate OEMS, each of which had some unique content that the other 9 did not have.

Thus, my conditions might be:

OEM1, OEM2, OEM3, OEM4, OEM5, OEM6, OEM7, OEM8, OEM9, OEM10.

(Use something more intuitive than that for a name. ;?)

Where, for OEM1, all conditions except "OEM1" are hidden.

In the case of standard and deluxe, sure, have just a deluxe condition where deluxe-only content is tagged "DeluxeOnly." Hide the condition "DeluxeOnly" when outputting the standard-product documentation and show the condition "DeluxeOnly" when outputting the deluxe product.

However, all of this is with the caveat that content/conditions don't overlap. If content overlaps, then the number of conditions and the resulting confusion rises. For example, if there is content that pertains to both OEM1 and also OEM2 but not the other products, then you cannot apply the condition "OEM1" and also the condition "OEM2" to the same content. You have to create a third condition, "OEM1andOEM2" and apply that. Etc.

Cheers,

Sean