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In article <1094@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu> olson@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu.UUCP (olson) writes:
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>So, are any of these written down somewhere??????
>
>But since I do read manuals (yes it is true.  some are even pleasant to read)
>I would really like it if Apple (or some other enterprising sole)  would write 
>LEAFLETS for each of the nice new things they make for us.  For example, we
>could have leaflets on using Standard file ver???,  KeyCaps ver???, Chooser,
>ControlPanel,  etc.  Other venders could get in on the act also.  In fact,
>if Apple acts fast they could set the standard for the leaflet format.  Then
>we could all know the tricks.  (Of course if you like discovering on your own,
>don't read the leaflets.:-) )

This is done to some extent.  The new System software comes with a program
called TeachText and a file called Read Me.  This file explains the new
features of System 4.1.  A lot of people don't see this info, because they
download the System software from a BBS, and don't bother to get everything.
Users can print the file or view it on the screen as appropriate.



-- 
Larry Rosenstein

Object Specialist
Apple Computer

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