Computer Books or Online mannuals, which one do you prefer?
By my1341
@my1341 (456)
China
March 31, 2009 12:53am CST
When you installed some big softwares such as micromedia flash, fireworks, dreamweaver, photoshop,or 3DMAX which are a little bit complicated for us to learn. Will you buy some relevant books or just read online mannuals.
4 responses
@kassdaw (591)
• United States
31 Mar 09
For me, if a manual is needed I just download the e-book version of it or books related to that program. That way when I'm finished with them I can delete them or save them to a CD for later referrence. It save money and shelf space. I started doing this about 6 months back and I can honestly say what a time saver. I can download the books for free, no more going to a book store or hoping that the book I ordered online is the right one.
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@zidane101 (50)
• Philippines
3 Apr 09
I'll take the online manuals and ebooks because they're free....
@cuttyrish (2667)
• United States
31 Mar 09
i will just read some online manuals and ask others onlines on what i want to know about those programs.. if those won't help, i would just download an free ebook online that would help me understand those softwares.
@aladar (36)
• Netherlands
31 Mar 09
I always prefer online documents, as they are having less effect on the environment. As I work in IT, I see how much paper is vasted all around the world just to print out infromation that is not going to be used or even read.
