Re: Are you a newbie? Start here! -- MIDRANGE-L

Joe,

Thanks for the advice. As you did not know about this before this week,neither did many of the rest of us. Now we do, I bet that they will be addedto the appropriate iSociety pages. Since the Welcome page is the one thatwill lead you to the rest of iSociety, I would look there first for anappropriate link.

Since I am not in charge of iSociety member web sites, I will forward thisinformation to some of them where this will fit. For me, it does not fit onAngus - where I am working on posting as much original material as I can.

I would suggest you look for it on the some of the iSociety member sitesthat are the centerpiece for all System i related information. Those wouldbe www.midrange.com and www.systemiportal.com.


Thanks!
Trevor

----- Original Message -----From: "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

To: "'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2006 9:43 AM
Subject: RE: Are you a newbie? Start here!

From: albartell

THIS is the stuff that should be on the iSociety type pages.


I agree.  Trevor, you want input?  Here it is.  iSociety should provide a
ton of links to THIS information.  If you're going to have 12 or 17 or 21
links (or whatever) to System i Portal, you ought to have at LEAST as many
to IBM's information.

And don't say that System i Portal provides those links, because I can'tget

their IBM Docs search to work at all.

Joe



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