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From: woodsb@helios.ecn.purdue.edu (Brent L. Woods)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: A user's guide:  what would you want?
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Date: 3 Mar 91 04:01:20 GMT
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     I have a question for anyone who cares to answer it.  Actually,
several questions.

     If someone were to write a general reference-type book for the
Amiga, would you be interested in having one?  What would you like
to see included in the book?  Is there anything that, as a part of
the book, would really enhance its value to you?

     Any comments, ideas, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

     Actually, I'm posting this for a friend without net access.  She's
a writer/editor with an Amiga, and she's currently rather annoyed with
a perceived lack of general books for the beginning and intermediate
user (not programmers, *users*).  So, unlike a lot of people, she wants
to *do* something about it.  Before the starts, though, she thought that
asking her market what it wants would be a good idea.  I agreed with
this, :-) so I said, "Sure, I'll post a question for you."  Thus, this
posting.

     Again, any help anyone would care to give would be appreciated.

     Thanks in advance,


--
     Brent Woods

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