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18-11-2003, 05:09 AM
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Simplylightwave.com+Lightwave Manual interwoven?
i have a suggestion that might work...
Now im no genious with website making because all i know is basic HTML.. Anyway i was wondering if its possible to make an option in the simplylightwave.com website to look through the lightwave manual, and also have a search button so you can search for keywords, This will create a really cool place for noobs like me for easy and quick access to the manual with best search results! Now i have no clue if this is possible, although im pretty sure it can be obtained with a little extra time on one of the moderator's hands Please consider this as a way to improve and strengthen the simplylightwave.com website! I expect lots of critique on this so feel free to express yourself about this suggestion! Cheers, Sergei
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18-11-2003, 07:59 AM
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You can search the PDF manual for keywords, and there is a huge web help at the NewTek site with a search too (that can be downloaded).
I really don't see any use in this and I don't think they have the right either. 
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18-11-2003, 10:08 AM
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unfortunatly we wont have permission to do this.
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18-11-2003, 01:41 PM
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you can search the PDF for keywords? I must have missed that, well ill check for it.
Anyway it doesnt hurt to ask  thanx for explaining the complications, they never really crossed my mind when i posted this.
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18-11-2003, 06:48 PM
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Rs14n has a good concept; making SLW a one-stop LW resource. But I suppose that unless Nwetek decides SLW is great PR and wants to give them a leg-up, then permission for the manual is a real long shot.
So... I think Rs14n should re-write the manual and donate it to the site... its only a couple hundred pages and Kevin might give him a point or two if he does a good job... right? Okay I crack myself up. |
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