Additionally, having an Adobe Acrobat version posted would allow updates
to be available internationally. We have used them for years to
distribute research results and training materials.
James.
Nigel Graham wrote:
> If "weight of numbers" persuades the factory to make the .pdf manuals
> available on their website.....let me add my name to the list.
>
> Our company supplies engineering design software - and all our manuals are
> available for free download. Our experience shows that potential customers
> buy into the product. If you have a good product (and Europa do) it's a
> great selling tool.
>
> My 2 pence worth
>
> Nigel
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "JW" <xs191@attbi.com>
> Subject: Re: Wing skin closeout spacing (pdf files???)
>
>
>
>>I agree completely. The pictures in some cases leave one to just making
>
> an
>
>>uneducated guess, or calling the factory, or asking this list. Why in the
>
> world
>
>>would the availability of pdf files be a secret?
>>
>>Rob Housman wrote:
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>>>In re: the quality of the photos in the printed manual.
>>>
>>>They are generally horrid, but if you ask nicely you might get the
>>
> factory
>
>>>to supply some of the manual in Adobe Acrobat portable document format.
>>
> The
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>>>color photos are excellent. Oops, I've let the cat out of the bag!
>>>Actually if the folks in Kirkbymoorside were on the ball they would have
>>
> the
>
>>>entire manual available for download from their web site.
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