AR manual updates

Booga · 2014-05-17T09:43:46.000Z

Hey Elektron, I suggest a kind of modular approach to update the AR manual in the future. How a bout a summary upfront: changes are on page 2-3 and 55, 77 / new content is on page 99-101. So I don’t need to compare each page (time saver) or reprint the whole manual just only the affected pages (less paper wasted).

Got the AR yesterday, printed the manual and now reprint it again because I like the visual quietness with no computer with pdf viewer in front of me, which was the reason to purchase hardware in the first place.

Muddler · 2014-05-17T13:21:49.000Z

Good point. Or simply provide addendums so we only need to print a few new pages.

t · 2014-05-17T13:27:32.000Z

I prefer an updated manual instead of something outdated with a bunch of addenda. You can read up on any changes in the readme that comes with the software update.

Also, an iPad is great to keep manuals around on for reference.

Muddler · 2014-05-17T14:13:14.000Z

No ipad here
I like printed words.

TrabanT · 2014-05-24T19:52:16.000Z

""Booga"":

Hey Elektron, I suggest a kind of modular approach to update the AR manual in the future. How a bout a summary upfront: changes are on page 2-3 and 55, 77 / new content is on page 99-101. So I don’t need to compare each page (time saver) or reprint the whole manual just only the affected pages (less paper wasted).

Got the AR yesterday, printed the manual and now reprint it again because I like the visual quietness with no computer with pdf viewer in front of me, which was the reason to purchase hardware in the first place.

+1