Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 13:24:04 11/14/02
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On November 13, 2002 at 20:42:23, Nathan Hellmers wrote: >How good are the manuals that comes with the latest chess programs? Fritz5 was >the only chess program I ever bought that had a good manual. CM9k is the first >program I've purchased in several years, and the manual is ok but could be >better. What about the newer chessbase programs, chess assistant, tiger, etc.? >Just curious. > > >Nathan This is also where i am talking about in the threath Curios If you want to write a good manual for a program You have to write it like you don't know a thing about programs Or Windows or anything else related to the program. And it is the very first time you have bought a chessprogram While you didn't even knew the game. So you have to think like you start from zero Before you write it. So everyone can understand perfectly where your writing about. This does not only helps the begining user the avarage or expert user. But even the one who writes the manual. Regards Marc
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