Everyone learns a language by example, if you try to teach one you
will see, even Patrick, when he was a baby learned his first language
by example (real language), it is only natural, it is only human. To
argue the contrary is just lack of experience in teaching.
Paulo Ney
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>Subject: Re: [NTG-context] Best source of ConTeXt documentation?
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>Adding to this thread (I don't mean a reply to Paulo, but rather a reply to what
Hans was saying earlier)...The problem with "normal users" cooking up new styles is
the lack of artistic abilities in some people (like me). One can, obviously go thru
the manual cover the cover, but if one does not have creative thinking, then creating
professional looking styles would be hard. That is why, users like me really do not
care if our documents look like everybody else's (just as long as they look
professional).
>
>Its kind of like learning Photoshop and knowing what each toolbar button
does....but not knowing how to mix all the available tools create a professional
looking graphic.
>
>And of course, once we learn the tool, then making small changes here and there
to make it look slightly different is no big deal.
>
>Salman
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