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jt wrote: > That's it for tonight, I imagine. If I write a third installment of this > "article", I will probably offend anyone who I've somehow missed in these > first two. Because I would address what the Community /has/ done, which are You haven't offended me yet. I think your take on the IC is right on. I remember everyone complaining about Bookmanager 4 or so years ago, saying how terrible it was. Compared to what we have now, Bookmanager was heaven. You could actually find things. And since most thing were called by their right name (instead of Websphere this or Websphere that), you knew which manual it was in. At COMMON, I told the IBM Infocenter people to their faces that the IC stunk. And that it was unusable. And that if I needed to find anything I used Google to search ibm.com because it was the _only_ way I could find what I was looking for. -- -Jeff New email address: jlcrosby@dilgardfoods.com The opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily the opinion of my company. Unless I say so.
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