Make this thread public?

[Simon Gooffin]

Hi Mark and everyone,
I've looked through your pdf files. Really great job, I do not even suppose how much time you could spend writing it. Thanks a lot.
In one of your posts you mentioned they are useless untill they are available to public. I would offer to make this thread public but accept only helpful manual related articles. No support related posts here, only completed chapters from your detailed contents. Then we could manage this information and make a comprehensive manual that could be helpful to our users.

Please let me know your thoughts

[Mark Brookes]

Hi Simon,

Firstly, sorry for my delay in replying, I went away for a few days.

Making this thread (forum?) public is fine with me, and yes I am hoping other people would comment on the pdf file contents because I havn't tried everything :) and with their help we can build up more answers.

I think we need to confirm a few admin arrangements ...
1. I shall keep the pdf's hosted where they are?
2. I will update them with new info, as and when I can
3. We need a 'sticky' post explaining the files are draft and inviting users to make additions
4. we need a sticky post with links to the files.

can you think of anything else I/we should do before going 'live'?

regards
MArk

[Mark Brookes]

Hi Simon,

Lets make this forum public, and put up a sticky message something like ....

If you have been looking for documentation or a manual have a look at this collection of PDF files.

Many subjects are covered explaining what you can do and how to do it, however they are also a work-in-progress. They are being added to as the author learns more.

You are encouraged to:
a) use them for your own benefit
b) offer comments - to improve what is there or add new information

The files are too large to post to the forums so they are hosted here:-
http://www.tmbservices.com/eSyndiCat-intro.html

[Mark Brookes]

Hello Simon

I'd kill this section now.... as I am going public with my "what I've Learned About notes" in the common area.

If you don't like what I'm doing please say & kill the posts there.

Regards
Mark

[Simon Gooffin]

Now this forum is available for everyone. I hope everyone will find much useful information here. Thanks to all who was involved in manual writing and contributed information