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"Gene Kearns" wrote in message
... On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 13:55:01 GMT, "Doug Kanter" wrote: and the help system takes you to their web site, instead of having those files resident on the user's machine. Is that still the case? Nope. I don't ever remember that being the case, though Agent support is available through the "Help" menu. IMHO, that is a good idea. Instead of asking you to buy another iteration of the program (like Micro$oft) Agent puts new and updated programs and information on their website.... for free. Best way I know of to have the most up to date program and information for the best price. That last point is a good one, but still, placing all the help files on the publisher's web site is a major design sin. The excuse often given is that the company can update the help files as needed, but that's a crock. The same help files can also be downloaded to the user's machine to replace the previous ones. A user should never have to depend on a connection which may not exist at certain times, for one reason or another. I don't disagree. Not sure I made this clear. I have a full Agent "Help" menu resident on my computer. More information (and more current information) is available through their website. OK. Now I'm awake. :-) |
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