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I don't know Bill, microwave ovens might be a good analogy. I'm still
haven't figured out how to tell when mine is pre-heated.
Seriously, microwave ovens can be challenging when using anything
other than basic settings.
Tom
> Consumer video equipment is probably a very poor choice of an
> analogy for documentation, because the industry has spent decades
> developing products are are sufficiently user-friendly to require
> minimal or even no documentation outside of their own embedded
> menus.
Right. Another bad analogy would be buying a car, microwave,
refrigerator, toaster...
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