All in One Place (was: Praise: Rev Documentation to the rescue)

[Jim Bufalini]

Sorry, forgot to mention I use Scripter's Handbook, also. It's right on my
desktop, and one of the first things I found, when I was starting, to help
me learn Rev. That is, after going through all the Rev. tutorials (to
whomever it was on here that wondered, if anyone actually does go through
the tutorials).

Now, if we could just combine this thread, with the one that preceded it on
standards and interoperability of plugins, then everyone could remain
programmers, instead of thinking about becoming librarian wannabees. :-)

Jim

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> As Jim wrote, there is no "one place" for all  knowledge and
> Resources Picker
> is a great tool. Add the Scripter's Scrapbook as  a place to store wisom,
> code, links to both web and local documents, stacks and
> resources you have a
> great way to manage what you find as a present solution and
> future personal
> reference archive. All information may not be in one place, but  you can
> coordinate what's important to you in one place!
>
> /H
>
> The  Scripter's Scrapbook
> www.FlexibleLearning.com/ssbk.htm
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