Right, I'm not taking this the wrong way at all James as I think your question is a very good one. I'm sure that Mr Jones would have found a whole heap of answers to his questions had he just read the VO Getting Started tutorials had he looked in various menus of various applications etc but each to their own, I must admit that my delete key has been working overtime here but that's the nature of people and lists isn't it.

On 24/09/2007, at 8:03 AM, James Jolley wrote:

Hi folks,

What is it with some people on this list not bothering to read documentation or attempt to work things out for themselves? This Sean person or whoever he is constantly posts without any common sense. He doesn't seem to obviously read documentation. Alright, I have asked the odd question but let's run down what I managed to do within my first month:
1. Sorted out male
2. Sorted out newsgroup access.
3. Gotten myself a decent set of apps for digital editting.
4. Installed all the tools necessary for writing and playing interactive fiction. 5. Gotten myself aquainted with mac OS from scratch as it is a good deal different to OS 9 with outspoken.
6. Installed and used VLC media player.
7. Gotten Fusion for running windows and installed it independently.
8. Managed to update my blog and get to grips with Marsedit 2.0
Oh, let me see, I bought my mac in august and started from nothing?
I forgot, people on this list seem to think I don't know what the hell I am on about. With a wide range of experience in music composition, arrangement and engineering, not to mention mathematical research and so on I am well aquainted with computers and there abilities. I started with Eureka A4 systems, programmed them and used them for music composition and arrangement.

My point really is that it is getting rather boring to see the same requests on this list and people don't take time to learn things. Why? If you buy a mac, invest the time in learning it.

Just my thoughts.

-James-







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