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Hi Brian,
>Recently I found that I was losing my own Ami research.
>At the end of my *projects* I started summarising the outcomes by
>putting screenshots, code and notes into PDF's so I could manage it
>better.
Interesting, Because this was also a similar reason as to why AB Trading
Framework was born.
I'd have a general mish mash of bit's n pieces. Some that hadn't been
used for quite a time, and
they would often get lost in the AFL jungle. I needed a way to
encapsulate the systems as a whole.
It also provided a way to focus on dedicated systems rather than
endlessly noodling away at AFL.
>My efforts won't go anywhere near the advanced and professional
presentations of the above group.
You never know once you get started. ;-)
>My idea is to take some of the training burden off Tomasz
A noble idea, And I think it will also provide some extra material that
users often look for but is not in
the scope of AB Userguide or Tutorials.
>I doubt if I would do that as I don't have the skills base for it
without gong to the text books.
What skills? I write all my HTML in a standard wordprocessor (Open
office - It's Free!) and then save
as .HTML. THATS IT! If I'm writing a PDF, The same deal. But I save as .PDF
>Why do you recommend HTML?
I think it's much better to be presented with a proper web page that can
guide you along the way
rather than a simple server directory tree to choose your files.
Still use .PDF but just make links in the webpage to download them.
ATB
Michael.
brian_z321 wrote:
>
> --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:amibroker%40yahoogroups.com>,
> "Michael.S.G." <OzFalconAB@xxx>
> wrote:
>
> > > I have a user group *training project* ticking away in the
> background.
> > Sounds interesting. At this rate we will have quite a few topics
> > covered. Lets hope we get some more people with good projects!
> > ie
> > Freds IO system
> > Grahams Expert AFL help
> > My ASX & Linux setups
> > Your New user training project
> > Hermans IntoToATC
> > Community Framework setup
> > Anything else I missed?
>
> A lot of people have contributed informally over the years, by
> posting, and people still reference the archives to access that
> material.
> Even the small contributions add up.
>
> Forums seem to be reactive by nature.
> Perhaps that is user preference.
>
> My efforts won't go anywhere near the advanced and professional
> presentations of the above group.
>
> Recently I found that I was losing my own Ami research.
> At the end of my *projects* I started summarising the outcomes by
> putting screenshots, code and notes into PDF's so I could manage it
> better.
> >From there I decided,*Why not put some of the general interest stuff
> up for use by others?*
>
> I am just going to put a few generic folders up at the third party
> site and upload some basic training type material from time to time.
> If others join in it might have a life.
> If not I will let it die a natural death.
>
> My idea is to take some of the training burden off Tomasz and to have
> some template-like answers that we can refer users to instead of
> answering the same old questions over and over.
>
> The negative is that home made training material is bound to contain
> mistakes, but I think the positives outweigh the negatives.
>
> I have to discuss it with Tomasz first though because PDF's are
> resource hungry and he might not want GB's of stuff on the servers.
>
> > If you are going to put it into the 3rd party section, May I
> suggest you
> > do it in HTML.
>
> I doubt if I would do that as I don't have the skills base for it
> without gong to the text books.
> People like and understand PDF's and they are so portable.
> If anyone wants to jump on the bandwagon PDF's can easily be made to
> a reasonable level without any special skills or costs e.g. I made
> some using a free PDF creator and with a few arrows and circles
> marked on some screenshots captured in MS's paint.
>
> Why do you recommend HTML?
>
> Brian_z
>
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