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erin, brian cox, chow, howi met your mother review, armando riesco, dean parisot, bc, grow journal, singaporean, chat, mercury, suicidegirls, orange county, environmental news, art director, Whether it's online or printed, they still ignore it, preferring to ask the nearest computer geek--a person who, until recently, read the manual. Interestingly enough, he doesn't read online help either, because the online help is written for people audio clips who don't read manuals, and answers questions that manual readers don't need help with. So, audio clips to recap: audio clips the online help is written for people who don't read manuals, and the people who read manuals don't read the online help because the kind of questions they need answered aren't covered by the online help, because it's written for the people who don't read manuals, which are the same people who are busy not reading the online help, opting instead to ask the manual readers, who don't know the answers, because there's no fucking manual. The only way for manual readers to get manual-quality knowledge is to either a) use the software enough to stumble upon the answers, b) pay for a sub-optimal 3rd-party book written by someone who used the software enough to stumble upon the answers, or c) scrape knowledge from other manual readers who paid for sub-optimal 3rd-party books.
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I got one of those too. It's 20 pages, and has cute pictures. What it doesn't have, is any chat sort of explanation of features that aren't obviously labeled in the user interface chat to begin chat with. I've got five more just like them. These are marketing materials, not manuals. This is a manual. (The man pages on my FreeBSD box are about 25 megs.) The argument could be made that not printing costly manuals saves money in the software development life cycle. Unfortunately, a much stronger argument can be made that each successive version of Windows cost roughly a hundred dollars more than the one before it, and you had to buy Mac OS X twice: once for the beta, then again when it was actually released. An argument could also be made that online help is better than a manual anyway. It's searchable, cross-linkable, and adaptive. Unfortunately, it's also written for the type of people who don't read manuals, and those people don't read online help systems, either.
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