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You know Scott, mentioning the Axelrod books, I had one book that I thought was pretty good until I got the 55g. Then it wasn't as informative as I thought. So I went in search of books. I had one particular question on my mind, so I looked in the index to see what they had to say and went from there. If it was too technical, or too brief it went back on the shelf.
Another thing I did was to go to Amazon where they had reviews from real people on the books. That is where I found out that the Axelrod books were not what they were advertised to be.
I find it really hard to retain things I see on the computer - I need hard copy that I can reference back to. Needless to say there is no one book that covers it all, but now I have 6 different ones and that helps!
I sure can help with the FAQ - man, I have a lot of them! :signhelp:
You know Scott, mentioning the Axelrod books, I had one book that I thought was pretty good until I got the 55g. Then it wasn't as informative as I thought. So I went in search of books. I had one particular question on my mind, so I looked in the index to see what they had to say and went from there. If it was too technical, or too brief it went back on the shelf.
Another thing I did was to go to Amazon where they had reviews from real people on the books. That is where I found out that the Axelrod books were not what they were advertised to be.
I find it really hard to retain things I see on the computer - I need hard copy that I can reference back to. Needless to say there is no one book that covers it all, but now I have 6 different ones and that helps!
I sure can help with the FAQ - man, I have a lot of them! :signhelp:
but I do know some things, and I feel I could write up concise, easy to read answers to questions. Maybe we could have a system of write and edit? 
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