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Started by William Howarth
Mon, 02 Aug 1993 17:59
Time to split??
Author: William Howarth
Date: Mon, 02 Aug 1993 17:59
Date: Mon, 02 Aug 1993 17:59
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Just returned from a one-week absence to find 58 messages, 54 of them from the EndNote Users forum. About 40 are from DOS users, the rest Mac [we don't write in often because our computers are sooooo easy to use... ;) ] But this disproportion, and the spectre of a Windows EN+ version rising, prompts me to ask if the Forum has ever considered an amicable separation into platform sessions (DOS, Windows, Mac, etc.)? Sometimes the issues under consideration ARE of a generic order (how to import, how to format styles), but many of the problems people raise are very platform-specific, having to do with operating systems protocols or hardware-software integration. I suppose there will be lots of reasons offered for maintaining a holistic unity, for the same reasons that you permit new users to take up space and time with elementary queries. But it's pretty wearing on non-DOS user to have to wade through much back-and-forth about "Directory Cee Colon backslash" problems, when THAT arcana is the very reason that six years ago I happily switched to the Mac. Do any Mac users out there agree? Or is it better to remain with the main forum and our apparent status as a (largely) silent minority? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ William Howarth | Tel: 609-258-5162 Dept. of English | 22 McCosh Hall | Fax: 609-258-1607 Princeton University | Princeton, NJ 08544 | howarth@phoenix.princeton.edu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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