Documentation & Books+sorry!+conlcusion (?OT)

[Marian Petrides]

Richard

Beginners (especially) need things explained to them in what I call 
"people language."  My post was intended to demonstrate how that can be 
done. I hate the name "for Dummies" but using the term is the quickest 
way to get the point across.  In order to "hook" beginners, we need 
introductory material such as would appear in a book entitled 
"Revolution for Dummies."  :-0)

I realize now, but didn't when I made my post, that Judy wasn't looking 
for that kind of answer. At the time I thought she was (sorry, Judy!).

In any event, I have a longer post on this topic which I will make to 
the other list--if I can ever get Yahoo to let me on--seems I've used 
them before and can't remember password or zip code for that incident.

Anyway, see 'ya over there.

M


On Jul 11, 2004, at 3:07 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:

> My post tells a story: it begins with things the reader understands 
> (Judy is very familiar with working with delimited lists) and branches 
> out to how associative arrays can be used to solve related problems 
> with much greater flexibility and, in many cases, ease.