Re: BPCS Docs

"Martin, Jerri" wrote:
> you got if you attended a class.  I tried signing up for a class but it had
> been cancelled due to lack of enrollment.  Whats a person to do?
  
I got the exact same run around. It is at the very least it is difficult
to train end users, it makes maintenance a nightmare, problem tracking
(ROFLMAO). 

> loaded.  SSA, their business partners and contractors needs to step into the
> present and future by getting documentation out to the masses.  SAP isn't
> worried about proprietary information, I was at Border Bookstore recently
> and noticed several books written about their software.

I can totally understand document hiding if we were talking about an
operating system, I would understand if there was really something
special about the software that they are trying to protect, but what are
they doing that is that special??
I mean, what "tricks" can ya do with a 1099, or a GL entry that must be
guarded by some code of honor akin to that of Las Vegas illusionists? 
Oh wait maybe be they are protecting their patented performance
degrading routines, or their unused disk space allocation routines?

They (iWorks, SSA, or whomever) need to realize that good, scratch that,
existent documentation can only enhance the usability of their product. 
Wake up. 

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L. S. Russell Programmer/Analyst
Datrek Professional Bags, Inc.
2413 Industrial Drive
Springfield, TN. 37172
mailto:leslier@datrek.com
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