Many will object, but in my opinion, the best way to distribute manuals is
electronically; a PDF version of the manual, or some other online help
installed when the software is installed. When you install an update,
updated help files are also installed. Apple has been doing this for several
Hi folks,
We always appreciate feedback, and that's a great product of the retro-talk
list. We get to hear the good and bad from our customers who care. I don't
think anyone is on this list to "give Dantz a hard time;" we're here because
we count on Retrospect to protect computer information,
Stefan Jeglinski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can we purchase a 4.2 manual for a nominal price?
Great question--I should have covered that.
If you determine that the PDF manual included with the downloaded update is
not sufficient, manuals may be purchased from our customer service
department by
Travis Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No! I still have not gotten a response to my REAL problem, just alot
of discussion on the manuals. =-) The problem went away but I am
curious as to what would have caused it...
=)
I notice that Matthew has answered Travis' question, however, this is a
