> >don't you reckon, Vuescan lacks of good tutorial, help file, manual? Speaking as a former Help author, I think Vuescan's Help is very good for a program that has evolved so rapidly. The way it's structured at the moment lends itself to quick & easy amendment of individual topics, without a major reworking involving changes that propagate through the whole Help file. It's also quite small. It's very easy to sit and read through the whole lot sequentially, using the Help browse Buttons (>>) at the top of the browse window. It doesn't take long, and nearly everyone would learn something if they did it. When Ed's stopped developing it or at least slowed down a lot, *then* I think someone should maybe do a posh definitive version. I don't feel the need myself. Regards, Alan T
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