In message <j500ob+lpdp@...>, dated Fri, 16 Sep 2011, analogspiceman <analogspiceman@...> writes:
Well, people keeping complaining about Help, but so far no one, including the complainers, has been willing or able to offer any concrete constructive criticism. It remains a puzzle. -- a.s.
It needs a complete re-write, but the necessary combination of skills is extremely rare - a way to put over intricate concepts in simple language AND a deep understanding of LTspice. I have had some success in the first, but I am nowhere in the second.
To do the first, you have initially to forget all you know about the product, program or application and consider ONLY what questions the user is likely to ask. For each question, you then 'switch on' ONLY that part of your product knowledge needed to answer the question. If you feel compelled to add more, formulate another question to introduce the addition.
Hundreds of questions are likely to be required. The limited lists of up to 20 or so, offered by Microsoft and other Helps, are pitifully inadequate. Answers should include examples wherever possible.
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