Hello,
Congratulations on becoming a Retrevo member. Our free service offers
more than 100,000 manuals.
Now that you've created your own personal account on Retrevo, why not
let us store the manuals for all your gadgets. Click here to build
your personal bookshelf of manuals. You will never
At 6:14 AM -0400 6/23/09, Chris Dunford wrote:
Hello,
Congratulations on becoming a Retrevo member. Our free service offers
more than 100,000 manuals.
Now that you've created your own personal account on Retrevo, why not
let us store the manuals for all your gadgets. Click here to build
The wife keeps the manuals in the pockets of a divider in a notebook
she keeps on the cookbook shelf in the kitchen. I've gotten in the
habit of writing the purchase date on the front cover of said manual.
Very simple, very easy. Also works great.
We used to keep them in hanging folders in a
And if you don't know http://www.retrevo.com/, it is wonderful for
locating old manuals. I've just retrieved two for stereo equipment
from the 1960's.
/gayley
On Jun 23, 2009, at 7:53 AM, Chris Dunford wrote:
The wife keeps the manuals in the pockets of a divider in a notebook
she keeps
I discovered it back around February when I was looking for a manual
for a friends all in printer/fax/scanner ( I believe it was an HP). The
only cost appears to be periodic emails from them.
Steve
P.S. - It is one of the things I always liked about the Apple web site
all the manuals, but
And if you don't know http://www.retrevo.com/, it is wonderful for
locating old manuals. I've just retrieved two for stereo equipment
from the 1960's.
/gayley
Yep, a mention of Retrevo is actually what started this discussion. Thanks.
At 11:16 PM 6/22/2009 -0400, you wrote:
The office called today and asked a technical question about one of
their video cameras. Of course, my first response was to shout at the
boss RTFM! But, she _does_ pay me for this type of thing, so I googled
the manual. I found it on Retrevo, apparently a
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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Good idea - manuals online
At 11:16 PM 6/22/2009 -0400, you wrote:
The office called today and asked a technical question about one of
their video
Most newer electronics do not come with manuals. It is either on a
CD or on line. I prefer downloading them to my computer that way I
know where they are.
Stewart
At 09:20 AM 6/23/2009, you wrote:
The new Palm Pre comes with NO manual. If you search, you can find the PDF
on the website.
Most of my new electronics come with a manual on CD...
I just copy it to MY DOCUMENTS\MANUALS\ folder.
When I move to a new computer, all my manuals come with me.
Keeping up with the CD is too much trouble.
- Brian
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The office called today and asked a technical question about one of
their video cameras. Of course, my first response was to shout at the
boss RTFM! But, she _does_ pay me for this type of thing, so I googled
the manual. I found it on Retrevo, apparently a new service. I can see
a real need for
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