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>BKA< T Wrecks · **Re: Official documentation -** 28-04-2004

Well, it's no problem to start an entirely new file, isn't it?
Besides, I am also writing a documentation now the new release is out. I suggest we agree on a way of coordinating our efforts (Filebase, Mail?).
It doesn't hurt to have two ppl writing on the documentation; in the worst case we have two text passages for one section of the documentation. In that case, we could analyze what's good or bad in each of the versions and agree on a version that combines the advantages of both...

Are there any sections you have already finished? I just finished an introduction for newbies and for PODBot 2.5 waypointers.

Would it be ok if you did the commands and menu functions (maybe plus the different waypoint types, if you want), and I skip the middle part and contribute an updated version of the "frequent errors" part?

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>BKA< T Wrecks Moderator [PBmm/Waypointing]& PODBot mm waypointer Status: Offline Posts: 1,492 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: C.C.A.A., Germania	Re: Official documentation - 28-04-2004 Well, it's no problem to start an entirely new file, isn't it? Besides, I am also writing a documentation now the new release is out. I suggest we agree on a way of coordinating our efforts (Filebase, Mail?). It doesn't hurt to have two ppl writing on the documentation; in the worst case we have two text passages for one section of the documentation. In that case, we could analyze what's good or bad in each of the versions and agree on a version that combines the advantages of both... Are there any sections you have already finished? I just finished an introduction for newbies and for PODBot 2.5 waypointers. Would it be ok if you did the commands and menu functions (maybe plus the different waypoint types, if you want), and I skip the middle part and contribute an updated version of the "frequent errors" part? Roses are #FF0000, violets are #0000FF // all my base, are belong to you.