This is your user manual here. My function is to teach you how to use this system that you just bought. Are you still with me? This is the second paragraph and most of you never make it this far. Now, you just paid a bundle to own this thing, so listen up to what Im telling you. If you dont, you are incredibly stupid and have wasted your money. And none of those hokey excuses
like you dont do techie, you cant understand the
jargon, or that macho
"I never read manuals". Now a manual is not your sugar-sweet tutorial holding your hand every step of the way. A manual is boot camp. So shape up and do it by the book. Now if some parts of this use a bit of math or some electronics term I dont want to see any glassy stares out there. If you dont understand something, it, get some reference and learn it. Youre smart enough to earn the money to buy this system, youre smart enough to learn some basic technology. Another thing I dont want to hear is that there are too many pages. There are never too many pages. You dont have to memorize the whole thing, all you do is remember the sections. Then when you up the system, you know where to look. There are a lot of new features in this version. Use them. You paid for them. Move your and change your way of using the system. So get it through your thick skull that you are going to have to work. This manual cant do it sitting in your bookshelf. It gives you the stuff you need to know and cant get from the Help tab. Its there for you and those , pirates that copy the disk, dont have the manual and cant get it. O.K., now you know what you better well do, lets get started. The design goal for this system, and the implementation of every feature in it is to be USER FRIENDLY. Got that? Next |
Virtual_Jack is an old, retired computer programmer who always read the manual. Yea,sure. This column was rendered printable by Marc_the_Meticulous whose comment on seeing the original text was . |