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On 12-Mar-96 19:51:49  John Gager (jgager@bmi.net) wrote :
>In article <walt.028l@wwrld.com>, walt@wwrld.com (Walter White) wrote:
>>Anyway, I don't have manual so I don't know what the crap I'm doing.  I do
>>however have the original disks so I'm willing to uuencode an iff pic of the
>> disks to prove that I have them to *anyone* that will make me a copy of the
>> manual. I'd be more than willing to pay for the costs. If you can help,
>>please do.

>If you really do have the original disks as you say, have you tried
>contacting  the company? They may be able to provide you with another manual
>a lot cheaper  than having someone copy it for you. Besides, you would be
>better off getting  registered for further upgrades.

>John

I've seen wavemaker in action once and noticed it had some form of online
help....btw if you can't work with wavemaker you must be blind because it
looked like a very easy to use program.

Mark



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