[A6] RE: Tips and Tricks doc v2.00 released, including html v ersion

[Chad Gould]

> Well Chad, let me tell you that I'm really impressed by this 
> beautiful piece of work! The moment I browsed through the 
> .txt document I couldn't believe that I had to 'discover' 
> it in the mail list archives. There's no public link 
> whatsoever, at least I haven't found it. :(

Not yet at least. I wouldn't mind frankly if Alesis posted it on their web
site, or it got linked at code404's site, though.

> > I wasn't
> > able to access the URL yet (?) but I thank you for the
> > job. :) I really haven't had a lot of time to maintain
> > the tips document after I created it. There really is a
> > lot of good information there. You are welcome to take
> > over. :)
> Can I persuade you to continue the job? I'll be glad to 
> return the source to you. I've got now what I wanted, high 
> quality info in an easy to read package.

Oh, no problem. Sometime when I have time, I'll go through the archives and
extract any other good information that has come up. Time's a bit of a bitch
these days, but I'll give it a go when I get a chance. Maybe one weekend in
the next couple of weeks I'll sit down with a cup of coffee and paste in
comments. :)

Your formatting is an easier way to deal with it actually so I'd probably
edit that directly. :) What process did you use to convert the document?
(That would make it easier for me to edit the base document.)

I liked TeX too back in the days I was in an engineering school where they
were geeky enough to have lots of Sun stations. However, it is a geek format
that few would get... PDF and HTML are the universal formats these days,
pretty much. I remember toying with the idea of using Adobe Framemaker for
this project (which would've covered both) but in the end just went with
what is on my computer... which is what is on my work computer, MS Word.
Sigh.
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CHAD GOULD