Hello All,

     I just wanted to say how much I appreciate having the manual in all
it's forms. The html version is really great, I always have it minimized
when I am composing so it is easy to get at when needed, which is a lot. I
prefer the frames version for it's ease of navigation. I downloaded it from
here http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Studio/5746/.
 Thanks to all involved for all the hard work involved in it's upkeep.

Michael


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> After much debate (mostly with myself), I decided on frames for one
reason:
> it makes the best use of the "hyper" in hypertext. Using the left hand
> "Contents" page, any opcode is only one click (with some scrolling) away
> from any other opcode. Using the non-frames version, three clicks are
> normally required to get from one opcode to another. You cannot go
directly.
>
> Alternatively, you could enter the name of the contents file directly,
into
> your browser. Just keep in mind the path, because not all the files are in
> the same directory. BTW, there approximately 240 HTML files in the manual.
> That saves two clicks at the expense of some typing.
>
> -David.
>
>
> Larry Troxler wrote:
> >Briefly browsed this on-line, but didn't come across any link to the
> >non-frames version. Could be that I missed it. I'll be happy using
> >frames if you can explain what the advantage is, or else buy me a bigger
> >monitor to make up for the wasted screen-estate ;-)
> >
> >As most Csounders are probably fairly kerboard-literate (i.e. know how
> >to jump to the top of a document), I am sure I am not alone in this
> >opinion!
> >
> >Larry Troxler
> >
>
>
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