RE: Info Center

Organized????

I commented before, but one more time.

Pretend you are installing OS 5.1.  You are in the computer room with the
Installation Manual, a phone, an AS400/iseries, NO PC (your PC is 100 feet
away) and good intentions.   Now upgrade from the documentation at hand.

If IBM should do anything right with the documentation, it is to put certain
manuals back together in one piece.

I can waste more time looking for information related to one subject ( i.e.
Installation) My time is money for my company and I think that clicking Link
after Link in the INFO Center is asinine.

IMHO

Thomas A. Law Jr.

Senior Systems Programmer
Americas - MIS Tech Support
NACCO Materials Handling Group
1010 E. Fairchild St.
Danville, IL. 61832
Phone:  217-443-7622
Fax:    217-443-7657
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Home E-mail: <TALAW@soltec.net>



-----Original Message-----
From: David Morris [mailto:David.Morris@plumcreek.com]
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 3:47 PM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Info Center


Jeff,

I know that I am in the minority, but I find that the info center is
much better
organized and capable than book manager. I can cut and paste from it,
print, and search with outside tools -- things that were difficult to
do with
the old book manager. I can also take it anywhere that I have an
Internet
connection and don't have to waste the disk space. It is advisable to
maintain a high speed connection, but if I can get one in Montana, I
bet
most areas have quite a few options.

David Morris

>>> jlcrosby@dilgardfoods.com 05/06/02 01:35PM >>>
...It's scary to me to believe the infocenter people don't already know
the
problems after all these years of us complaining.  I am really tired
of
being repeatedly asked to document the problems to no avail.

Until recently I thought I was the only one who was still using the
V3R2
Library Reader for reference....

--
Jeff Crosby

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