Winterlight,
OK. Sorry. I forgot whose question you answered. I do not seem to get
all Collective traffic.
My bad.
In any case, with no internet, none of your 'links' work. My point.
I accept that I am NOT 'linked up' as much as you are.
Duncan
On 07/02/2012 18:31, Winterlight wrote:
Maybe you need to re-read what I wrote. I was not defending the
practice, I simply answered his question as to why I think a
manufacture might do this.
At 02:18 PM 7/2/2012, you wrote:
Winterlight,
Please 'read' what you shared. You mention a 'link.' A 'link'
demands an internet connection.
Tony and I are talking about a 'local', printable (if wished) UM of
the toys I own. Somehow, I
really do not think this is too much to demand.
Yes, I accept that toys revise quickly. Gawd knows how 'they' update
their UM's any more. I do
so know that Netgear is ~2 revs behind with some of their NAS family.
My current PDF's have
lots of redlines, suggestions, fixes.
In the end, DSFDF. I prefer printable paper UM's. Specially when I
live thru an extended loss
of AC Service!
Yes, I do hate candles also................. :)
Duncan
On 07/02/2012 17:05, Winterlight wrote:
I don't have a problem with no printed manuals, but I cannot see
why no PDF manual. It doesn't compute.
it makes it easy for them to keep it up to date. Instead of a manual
you get link. I see this more and more. My new SiliconDust HDHomeRun
PRIME HDHR3-CC came with a link to a online manual.
