Re: Do the people that work on the IBM Info Center actually evertest their work??? -- MIDRANGE-L

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Don't know about keys to the kingdom - probably not, actually. But I've found this engine pretty helpful, more than the InfoCenter one. (I'd actually typed "ikingdom" - talk about Freudian slip!)

And they might be open to the idea of a section called Manuals - there is one for Redbooks only. Put in a suggestion.

Reason I'm so high on this is, the fellow in charge really listened to my (and other) plaints, and did something about it.

Luck

Vern

At 07:38 AM 5/7/2003 -0700, you wrote:

--- Booth Martin <Booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> what is the address?  (I want to see how many lurches I have to take to get
> to the DDS manual.)

-snip-

For DDS Reference, the RPG manuals, and CL Reference, I have downloaded the PDFs and, because we have the full Adobe product here, we are able to build indexes on the contents. But even then, it is painstaking and time-consuming to search a manual because Acrobat doesn't give you a list of hits within a document to choose from, unlike InfoCenter or even that golden oldie, Library Reader (Softcopy).

Hopefully, Vern has found the keys to the kingdom. I await his reply.

- Dan

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