Hello Andrzej,
Sunday, September 24, 2000, 5:14:19 PM, you wrote:
A> Talking about the somehow hidden power of TB and his Sorting
A> Office, the possibilities of Templates and macros. I would suggest
A> to you guys, [especially after reading in several postings about a
A> will to help RITLabs and wish to support the development of TB] to
A> write a good Manual that can be distributed via the Net as .pdf or
A> .txt. We all know that the Help file is not the strongest point of
A> TB and I suppose that writing a good manual, explaining the use of
A> most advanced features of the program, written by experts, would be
A> an enormous contribution and a "big thing" to all new users. I see
A> there are many very knowledgable people out there. And I think that
A> you should unite and do, what many people do for Pegasus - since
A> many years
As a new user, I would actually disagree with this.
Easy to use features are good for a manual. The more advanced features
are better described by a person.
While I can understand the desire for a complete manual, the 'average'
user just needs to get up and running, make a few filters, and away
they go.
It is the advanced user that will want to do weird quirky things, that
quite simply it is NOT good to have a manual for. Otherwise you get
casual users mucking up trying to do things they really don't need to,
because they THINK its neccessary to filter a message or such, and
hence they get lost.
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