On 13/11/2010 05:26, Graham Lauder wrote:
On Saturday 13 Nov 2010 11:32:05 Robert Derman wrote:
Really? Tell that to all those on dial-up connections.
Statistically very few people are on dial up any more. Also if the
manual is provided as an ODF file it really wouldn't have to be very
large. thats one of the virtues of ODF, it make for very compact
document storage.
About 40% in NZ, including me. even many of those with "broadband" are stuck
on 128k, that's reflected in rural communities everywhere, your statement
shows little grasp of the facts. It may be so in your small part of the
world, but not reflected worldwide.
Sorry all, I didn't mean to start a bandwidth war with my statement - I
was forgetting that some parts are still a bit stuck with older technology.
Nevertheless, there should be no difficulty at all in providing in the
basic package a quick-start guide (which the help file most emphatically
is /not/, contrary to at least one poster's opinion) and /clear/
pointers to the full documentation.
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Mike Scott
Harlow, Essex, England
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