AJ> Some topics do not appear to be covered at all - at least not where I AJ> expect to see it. Some of the text is excellent and with superb detail, AJ> and some is actually embarassing in its inability to convey the meaning.
AJ> I have learnt MS Office and many other software packages without any kind AJ> of formal training and mostly by RTFM. I don't believe I would be able to AJ> make use of TB! as much as I do without this list and I really hardly AJ> even scrape the surface. It's a powerful piece of software, but that AJ> power is buried. AJ> How many out there would be prepared to may more for the next version of AJ> TB! if a comprehensive, structured help system were provided? For me I have been trained to not even try the help screens after so many years of exceedingly bad documentation from so many products. I see TB! has (agreeing with the above) in some cases some very useful documentation and am now trying to unlearn my avoidance of the help system. Not easy. Thank god for this list! Would I pay more for better help files? I do not know. I know I would be happier with any product I spent my hard earned money on if it has better this or that than I'd expected, help files included. I would *certainly* have a *much* easier time recommending such a product, so though I may not personally spend more for improved help I would expect greater profits for the vendor based on higher sales volume. -- Rich ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.02.3 CE | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
