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2/10/2011 12:06 PM

Richard

Joined: 7/29/2010

Posts: 28

IFly manual

It is very good to note that the IFly Manual has been updated several times with new features/information and edits. The revisions have helped me discover numerous gems of informaton I had not been previously aware.

So being one of the minoriy who actually read manuals, it is unfortunaetly starting to be more time consuming then I would prefer. However, if the specific changes in the manual were identilfied some how, it would make it a lot less painful to keep abreast of the latest informaion in the manual. Anybody have any ideas or methods that could be utilized to make the changes in the manual stand out so they are easy to quickly locate?

Richard

2/10/2011 12:23 PM

Walter

Joined: 7/8/2009

Posts: 2778

Re: IFly manual

Richard, you can also review the release notes page: http://ifly.adventurepilot.com/SUPPOR.... This doesn't go into any sort of details, but at a high level you can quickly discover which features & changes have been introduced with a new release.

-Walter

Walter Boyd
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2/24/2011 7:40 PM

SDeGonge

Joined: 2/14/2011

Posts: 4

Re: IFly manual

Richard wrote:

It is very good to note that the IFly Manual has been updated several times with new features/information and edits. The revisions have helped me discover numerous gems of informaton I had not been previously aware.

So being one of the minoriy who actually read manuals, it is unfortunaetly starting to be more time consuming then I would prefer. However, if the specific changes in the manual were identilfied some how, it would make it a lot less painful to keep abreast of the latest informaion in the manual. Anybody have any ideas or methods that could be utilized to make the changes in the manual stand out so they are easy to quickly locate?

Richard

Many editors have the ability to leave revision marks in the page border so I would think it's possible.

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