Re: Infocenter searches (Not!)

Buck Calabro wrote:

> And the single word WRKOBJPDM occurs in every single one of those hits.

So?  That's not what I'm looking for.  I'm looking for details on the
WRKOBJPDM command, not everywhere the word WRKOBJPDM appears.  Those are
2 different things.  The search engine in Infocenter should know that.
A search engine for the web may look for every occurrence of a word and
present results and that can be useful.  But that is not at all what I
expect from a search of a particular site for reference information.  I
hate to say it, but the Library Reader, with it's concepts of
bookshelves and books, was far superior to anything I have seen on
Infocenter.  And I could make my own bookshelves with the most commonly
used books, a real timesaver.

> I went through the 'Man I HATE this!' phase several times.  I thought the
> book manager was... well, what I thought is unprintable.  I am never really
> comfortable with any form of soft copy, but I deal with it.

Other than a few exceptions, I don't want the printed manuals back.(*)
I want the manuals online, organized, and searchable for useful
information.



(*) Examples of manuals I print:  Whatever I use for a release update or
other step-by-step procedure, any manuals that I think may be required
if the system is down such as system operations, backup & recovery, etc.


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Jeff Crosby
Dilgard Frozen Foods, Inc.
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Ft. Wayne, IN 46868-3369
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The opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily
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