Greetings to you all.
I just wanted to show and and declare myself interested in working on
documentation for Base, which I started using last week. My appearance
here has been urged upon me by Tom Davies, and I'll have to trust his
wisdom on this, as I'm no expert. I do, however, keep copious notes on
most things I learn about new software, and have years of work with MS
Access, developing databases for my own use.
Right now, as I get the time, I'm accumulating everything I can find
that looks like documentation for Base, while also rushing to get
several databases up and running. I find Base is pleasantly stable, full
of features, and not exactly well documentated. It's also slower than I
expected, even with indexes in place (but maybe I'm messing something
up, being new to this software). But it's a great piece of work, and I
expect to be working with it for many years ahead.
I write a lot, and I'm very willing to contribute documentation, or at
least drafts for others to tune up as needed. I know I have much to
learn, but I'm on track with learning it, so...
I'm open to any suggestions as to where I need to go to learn how to be
a better documentation contributor.
Thanks for your patience while I learn the ropes.
Tom Cloyd, MS MA
[email protected]
(435) 272-3332
St. George/Cedar City, Utah
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