Re: Linux users' expectations of online help

[David Neeley <dbneeley -at- oddpost -dot- com>]

 Pardon, Sean, but most Windows users are content with WYSIAWYG (what you see is *almost* what you get) or WYSIWYGTTNTYOYO (what you see is what you get this time, next time you're on your own!). 
  
Word, formatting on the fly each time a doc is open, is rather notorious for *not* being particularly WYSIWYG. In fact, that is why for some time I preferred AmiPro--it *was* truly a WYSIWYG product. Unfortunately, I was in the distinct minority! 
  
(I will very happily update my understanding of how Word works in this regard *if* someone can show that it actually has done so--I do not intend this to be flame bait or inaccurate.) 
  
David 
  
-----Original Message from Sean Wheller seanwhe -at- yahoo -dot- com----- 
  
The problem for Windows based Authors is their 
attachment to WYSIWYG. Most find it very difficult to 
relinquish it. 

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