Re: Informix Documents on CD ...Man Pages ?

> > Well. At the end of the day, I prefer paper manuals to having to look > at a screen *all* day. I know where to look for what I want. I've > met a version of the UNIX manuals in some fancy new X-Windows interface > and couldn't find what I wanted. And my hands appreciate the rest > from keyboard/mouse activites. I'm with the camp which says do it for > those who *want* this sort of thing, but *please* continue with the > paper manuals for those of us who don't. Not all of us work at > places which have any sort of CD-ROM whatsoever! > > -- > ============================================================================ > Sally Woolrich | This mail contains my personal > sally@excelsis.demon.co.uk | views not those of my employer! > ============================================================================ > I'm with Sally. I tend to mark up my manuals with lots of notes (and sometimes, perish the thought, corrections!). What kind of pen do I use to write on the CD-ROM? There isn't much space there, either. Worse yet, I don't have a CD-ROM drive in my laptop. For me CD-ROM would be a fine *addition* to the documentation. But a replacement for the printed manuals? Not! -- Dan Madvig e-mail: d-madvig@bethel.edu Bethel College & Seminary phone: (612) 638-6414 3900 Bethel Drive fax: (612) 638-6001 St. Paul, MN 55112 Only those who are *doing* time have enough of it.