Wrong, bucko... I care about manuals. If I don't get a manual from the camera builder, I find someone who wants to make a buck and I buy HIS manual! All the same by me... I do the same for everything I own. I've bought more manuals than I ever thought I'd ever do, but these days the folks who make the equipment think everyone's capable of being as intuitive as the designers were, and "who needs a manual." I don't have the time nor the inclination to fend for myself, and learn everything from scratch... That's a fool's game. So, I end up paying for a manual, no matter WHO makes it, and so yes, I care, and I'd say a whole lot of others care too, or there wouldn't be such a market for aftermarket manual sellers! Wake up!
keith whaley Mike Ignatiev wrote: > > manuals are definitely the last thing anyone gives sh*t about. people don't pay > money for manuals, they pay for features. > > mishka > > > Date: Fri, 06 Jun 2003 14:18:24 -0400 > > From: Caveman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Subject: Re: *ist D revisited > > > > Did *you* do the technical writing, or just watched > > through a window some guys at it, and browsed the > > manuals after they were printed ? > > > > Bruce Rubenstein wrote: > > > I worked at Bell Laboratories for almost 20 years > > > and saw the product development process up close > > > and personal. Including the production of manuals.
