Personally I find searching google almost always gives me what I want as
long as I use quotation marks around a key phrase, and I must agree that
Google's results are not Adobe's fault.
To talk about the state of Adobe documentation, I must say that I do
find it lacking substance in many key areas; however, it is far better
than what I have seen from many other companies.
If I had to gripe, I would gripe about the stupid community help
interface that, more often than not, gives double scroll bar screw-ups,
and even though you select local only, searches the web, unless you go
into the settings. Buggy to say the least, and it is quite the memory
hog too.
Air apps can be done well; yet, I find that anything done with Flex
SWCs, or has a super ultra fantastic design, is too slow to work well as
a Help window or some other app you could be keeping open for several
hours at a time.
On 4/21/2011 7:24 PM, Ross Sclafani wrote:
I agree with this. Also, any professional worth their salt is going to have
direct links to any documentation required to do their job.
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On Apr 21, 2011, at 6:47 PM, Dave Watts<[email protected]> wrote:
I think you're making a big leap from one thing to the other here.
Flash detractors don't care about the state of Adobe's documentation
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