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Louis D:
It Works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
voidmain:
quote:Originally posted by MeatHead:
It Works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Bravo! Now isn't that much more satisfying than having it work right out of the box?
Calum:
Voidmain, why not write some tutorials for fuckmicrosoft.com like the r1ddler? and webmaster, why not include this in amongst the articles part of the site? which needs to exist soon? or maybe get voidmain to rewrite it so it's more general for a lot of people. Well, just an idea.
voidmain:
quote:Originally posted by Calum:
Voidmain, why not write some tutorials for fuckmicrosoft.com like the r1ddler?
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There are already much better tutorial/HOWTO docs out there for this kind of stuff than I could ever write. Rather than pointing him to the tutorials I had some extra time and wanted to test my memory and tried to shorten things down for his specific issue. Hopefully saving him some time in the process.
Centurian:
Hey VoidMain,
There is a very good reason why you should share your expertice with others in the form of tutorials.
Language is relative to both the author and end-user. While the author attempts to convey his/her message the end user may or may not find it understandable. For that reason the book stores have a variety of books covering the same subject. Each author can get their point across to a group of people to not to everyone.
Have you ever picked up a book and found it either way below or way above your head. In some cases that is because it was written for advanced or beginners but in many cases it is because the author has written in a way that either unusually simple for you or extremely complicated for you.
So I would have to agree that if you have the time you should write tutorials. Particularly with the onset of Mandrake 8.1 I believe it will woo many users away from MS and those users will need tutorials from a variety of authors.
Later
Centurian
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