On line manuals v paper manual. - Printable Version

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On line manuals v paper manual. - NT73 - Feb 17, 2012

No contest. Paper wins. Of course by the time you read this maintenance may - - - be finished. and the info I required immediately may have become obsolete.


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RE: On line manuals v paper manual. - Toad - Feb 17, 2012

I like the PDF versions because I can load them in my iPhone. The manual is always with me then. Other than that, paper is better.

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RE: On line manuals v paper manual. - shuttertalk - Feb 17, 2012

My usual mode of operation:

1. After buying a new product, read each page of the manual reverently, enjoying and savouring each word and diagram. After reading from cover to cover, place it carefully back in the box.

2. From that point on, hit google if I need any answers - cant be bothered getting the manual out again.

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RE: On line manuals v paper manual. - EnglishBob - Feb 17, 2012

Most of the manuals to my camera gear is still in the original plastic bag.

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RE: On line manuals v paper manual. - NT73 - Feb 18, 2012

The link is the one direct from the camera's CD which I saved to favourites.
That was my complaint really.

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RE: On line manuals v paper manual. - Zig - Feb 18, 2012

As me eyes are a bit challenged for close work, I like both!

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