Jack J. Woehr wrote: > 3. I'm less expert than most of you who are complaining and I still can find > whatever I want in the billion or so pages > of IBM documentation on the web via a Google search.
Or start at www.ibm.com [0] and do your searches. Then bookmark pages containing successful hits. For example, I have folders containing several IBM pages - group of pages for licensed materials, group of bookshelves (PDF, KC, Redbooks, Hot Topics, etc.), topic pages (RACF and all relevant things, Assembler and their things, and so on for other products and topics). And yes, I test now and then each pages to see which are still working, say I have a page starting with www-1, but instead discover only www-3 works, then I replace/delete the book mark(s). So, it is up to you what tools you use to do your searches and lookup. Good luck. Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht [0] - I cannot prove it, but I find (at least for myself) when I start my searches on ibm.com, I get 'better' and 'relevant' hits, while on Google, I get more useless hits including ads. I also find, but cannot prove it, that Google sometimes tries to translate an exotic IBM term into something Google thinks it is a better match. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
