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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Dark Basic Pro User Manual - Bad Copy?

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gambler
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Posted: 22nd Jul 2003 18:16
Umm.. So I get Dark Basic Professional. Loads up with no problem. Open up the user manual and it's a mishmash. Basically tutorials are scattered with other sections and all sections are repeated in apparently random order three or four times, and usually incomplete. It looks like everything in there is also included in the help system, but if not could someone let me know so I can get a new copy of the manual?
Rob K
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Posted: 22nd Jul 2003 18:28
Definately sounds like a bad copy - I suggest you email Rich (maybe Rick - I'm not sure)

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Shady Simpson
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Posted: 22nd Jul 2003 19:20
yeah, I had the same problem, but mine also had the first 14 pages missing, I contacted Rich and he sent me a new one

Ian T
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2003 05:15
Reminds me of the Harry Potter books printed upside down, or with the final chapters missing, or the 1st chapter repeated over and over... or the completely blank ones.

Printing errors happen, sadly enough

I think Rich would be the one to contact, as Rob said...

--Mouse

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Mattman
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2003 05:20
Quote: "Reminds me of the Harry Potter books printed upside down, or with the final chapters missing, or the 1st chapter repeated over and over... or the completely blank ones.
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Seriously?

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spooky
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2003 14:52
My DBPro manual was missing any sort of decent help or detailed explanation of the commands.

Oh, sorry, that's how it was designed to be!

The programmer formerly known as sonic

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