Alex,
> I would suggest to put it together seperately from the
current page and move it in place once it is finshed.
I did suggest that too. I'll advance the tutorial this week-end.
Starting now,
Benoit
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Cory Helfrich wrote:
Hello Cory!
>> form than tons of ideas and blahblah about the way to
>> manage this data. See our previous discussion about a
>> "centriscid" base : what came out ? nothing, nichts,
>> rien.
>
> Actually, Israel and I are plugging away on the
> "centgriscid" base. Lots of ga
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Benoit,
First of all: you get me wrong.
2nd, I do not nail you in any edge.
3rd, I comply with Pascal that the documentation is the most
important thing. There're two main parts:
- A really good tutorial for a newbe user
- An entire read through of the current o
Alex,
Just to be sure I won't get quoted and commented in a fragmented way :
> There is no dillemma between rebuilding the site and creating the tutorial.
Either you disagree with that or not. If not, we are agreeing and all
the other matters are simply irrelevant. If you don't, then I'll just
Pascal,
You and Alex are painting me in a corner and it's not a nice thing to do.
Give me admin rights and you won't hear any blabla anymore.
That way, I won't take your precious time over a thing you certainly
don't want to know nothing about.
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Hi Pascal,
> form than tons of ideas and blahblah about the way to manage this data. See
> our previous discussion about a "centriscid" base : what came out ? nothing,
> nichts, rien.
Actually, Israel and I are plugging away on the "centgriscid" base. Lots of
games out there... To date, I have t
2008/9/5 Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Are they maintained at the moment at all? I admit that I
> only took care about the online help. Pascal,
> what's the state here?
>
Unmaintained. I never write documentation.
> > So what exactly _is_ Scid ? What are its main features ?
> > Thi
Alex,
Scid ain't a chess program : you don't play against Scid. It contains
a database, some chess programs and some other fancy tools. So what
is it ? I don't want to have to rewrite all the synonyms I invent for
that after finishing writing !
I don't want us to talk past each other here : I
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> I agree that the help and the tutorial are more important.
> In fact, I think that once the tutorial is in place, there
> is no need to maintain html help files.
Are they maintained at the moment at all? I admit that I
only took care about the online help. Pascal,
Pascal, Alex,
I agree that the help and the tutorial are more important. In fact, I
think that once the tutorial is in place, there is no need to maintain
html help files. They come with Scid and newbies don't need them :
they need a << Scid for the impatient >>. What we would need is a
manual,
Hi,
Right now there is no emergency to change anything deep in Scid's site.
But pages related to help and tutorial are outdated and need some work. This
is the first task to handle now.
Pascal
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Hello,
I am entertaining the idea of rebuilding Scid's website. Well, that's
an understatement, since I am on the verge of doing that right now.
But I wonder how to proceed.
The simplest would be to edit the pages as I go along. That I can't
for now, since I don't have admin rights, nor the cle
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