Digital BW, The Print

I agree that this site is very good. One can get an
overview on what printer setup has the least
trouble,the best d-max.Francis Ford
--- yah_group <david@...> wrote:
> 
> I have been reading this group for a couple of years
> now and have 
> been much impressed by the dedication of many of the
> expert regulars 
> who often politely answer seemingly daft and naive
> questions from 
> novices such as myself. More often than not my
> questions would have 
> been answered many times in the past on a
> monotonously regular basis 
> and understandibly the answers given to my questions
> might be less 
> than comprehensive. The only mitigation I have to
> some of my 
> ignorance is that it is difficult to search the
> site.
> One answer might be if that some kind soul who
> recognises that a 
> certain thread has satisfactorily thrashed out an
> issue, were to 
> post a summary in the Files section. Future
> questioners on that 
> topic could then be directed to that file.
> As an example of my frustration - I have recently
> bought IJC/OPM in 
> favour of QTR simply because of all the confusion of
> newbies as to 
> what to download, where to find the instructions and
> how to get an 
> overview - these are questions which have been
> answered many times 
> in this group, but I am still none the wiser as I
> have faied to 
> collate all the disjointed snippets which are spread
> over many many 
> posts. On the other hand Louis Dina put some
> excellent information 
> on IJC in the files which was the clincher for me. 
> Sorry that I have rambled, but the use of the Files
> section would be 
> beneficial to all I think.
> 
> 
> 
> 


		
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