Quote - Okay, I know this has been brought up before, but...

Rand, one thing that really bugged me in DS3A was not only the lack of documentation, but also the fact that it was a WIKI.
That's no way to do documentation, sorry.
I want help files. Searchable, well written, help files I can access from within the application. Or at the very least a PDF manual.
Without them your users are simply stuffed if their connection drops, or they are on dialup, or need to work offline for other reasons.
Many here have (3D work) machines that are not connected to the net. Others work for companies who will block access to many sites they don't deem work related. (FWIW -- mine blocks Daz3D, Rendo, RDNA and a few others.)
Online documentation is not a good thing, and a wiki is too easily messed up if you're not careful.

So... no to a documentation wiki.

Its only built with Wiki tools. Its not a free-to-post-and-edit kind of thing. The only people who will be able to post anything in it are our people. There will be an option to print it out as well.

So, what about the fact that for some, online documentation is a hassle or not always available?

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