Ping Omega: [PL] Info page update

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omega

Susan Bugher said:
I've added information and links for your Pricelessware CHM files - also
for the Program Information pages.

Thank you, Susan. :) And it's time for me to copy your latest updates to
the PL2004 pages. I'll be revving up the bot later on (probably tonight).

Looks good. The only thought I had was how the standout links say, eg
"Help file: 2004 Pricelessware programs." The way people skim when reading
on the web, they might not read the text in the paragraph that explains
what it is -- and get their hopes up, that it is Help with PL programs.
But no substitute wording is occuring to me, and it'd be a tiny matter
anyway.
 
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Susan Bugher

omega said:
Thank you, Susan. :) And it's time for me to copy your latest updates to
the PL2004 pages. I'll be revving up the bot later on (probably tonight).

I uploaded revised pages this morning but suspect there will be a few
more changes to make before I finalize the CD. You might want to wait
till *tomorrow* night.
Looks good. The only thought I had was how the standout links say, eg
"Help file: 2004 Pricelessware programs." The way people skim when reading
on the web, they might not read the text in the paragraph that explains
what it is -- and get their hopes up, that it is Help with PL programs.
But no substitute wording is occuring to me, and it'd be a tiny matter
anyway.

A very valid point - I think what's needed instead of "help file" is. . .

are you ready?

wait for it. . .

ta da. . .

an acronym: CHM

The reader is likely to be an acronymophobiac (I just made that up).
They won't understand and therefore won't get their hopes up. ;)

whatcha think?

Susan
 
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Cousin Stanley

| Help file: 2004 Pricelessware programs

2004 Pricelessware Program Listings
Help File Format
 
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omega

Susan Bugher said:
A very valid point - I think what's needed instead of "help file" is. . .

are you ready?

wait for it. . .

ta da. . .

an acronym: CHM

The reader is likely to be an acronymophobiac (I just made that up).
They won't understand and therefore won't get their hopes up. ;)

whatcha think?

I read this proposition with delight.

Computer acronyms are the way of things, they're good for us (make us
strong, like the Guiness ads say). And you're right, someone seeing
"It's a CHM" shouldn't be too likely misled into thinking it's program
Help documentation.

I've also just seen Stan's solution. That looks to solve the problem
equally. Where he uses the phrase: "Help File Format."

Hopefully you can choose final refinements from somewhere in this?

.. . .

I copied your latest PL2004 pages last night. To transfer to your
server, please:
http://mailandfiles.com/users/omega/PL2004.chm
 
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Susan Bugher

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