On that I agree with you 100%. I bought the REV docs in print form for just this reason. In fact the very first time I sat down with the printed docs I learned a ton of stuff I don't think I would have even found with the e-docs.
P.S. Don't forget to look under the "See Also" menu in the e-docs 'everytime'. It seems someone really thought them through and I always find what I need doing that. HTIH (Hope that is helpful)
P.S. I hope I didn't sound rude - I was trying to point you in that direction but not rudely - I hope.
Tom
On Apr 14, 2004, at 6:09 PM, David Burgun wrote:
Don't get me wrong the online docs are really great, but they don't replace a good book on the subject. Some of the books I had when I first learned the Mac toolbox were excelent, I just wish there was an equivilent for RunRev.
The thing is that unless you know of a command's existence it's hard to know it's there. For instance typing in "standalone" gives nothing, typing in "save" shows the save command but doesn't tell you it doesn't work in a standalone and also save doesn't tell you about other commands that may be of use, such as clone etc.
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