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Re: Is PDF the only help option in 5.6? [message #33998 is a reply to message #33997] Tue, 11 February 2003 07:56 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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> ... and In article <MPG.18b2bf3adc860ca6989ad7@news.frii.com>,
> David Fanning <david@dfanning.com> writes:
>
> |> Oh, I think they will get used to it. Users are inherently
> |> conservative and loathe to change. Just be patient. A couple
> |> of months from now you won't hear any more about this.
>
> Just because people get used to something doesn't mean it is good. And I
> really do think this was a change for the worse. Is it just us Unix users
> that this has happened to or did something similar happen on MacOS / Win?
>
> Hugh
>
> ObFreeSoftwareZealotry: Yet another reason to try R.

We are running on both Solaris and MacOS X and the help is PDF on both
of those.

I would also comment to David that sometimes users are loathe to change
for a good reason. User interface is a big deal to some of us and this
really appears to be a step backwards. Unfortunate. It seems things
like this should improve with time, users should not have to "just get
used to it". That is a real Microsoft type mentality.

--
Eric
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