§ 52 - About the Manual

iToolBox itself, and this manual, are and will likely remain a work in progress.

If you find that either the application or the documentation is missing something, or something is described incorrectly, or you would like to see a term in the glossary or index, then I would like to hear about that from you so I have an opportunity to remedy whatever the shortcoming is.

§ 52.1 - Suggestions for Index, Glossary Entries, Manual Content

You can send any such requests to me using this link: fyngyrz@gmail.com which sets the email subject to "iToolBox Manual Suggestions."

§ 52.2 - Feature Suggestions

Likewise, you are cordially invited to write me if you have ideas for features, enhancements, that sort of thing. In that case, please use this link: fyngyrz@gmail.com which sets the email subject to "iToolBox Feature Suggestions." Do keep in mind that such ideas may or may not actually be implemented.

§ 52.3 - Reporting Bugs or Other Problems

Bugs? Surely not! Okay, well... perhaps.

Should you find a bug, please let me know by email using this link: fyngyrz@gmail.com which sets the email subject to "iToolBox Bug Report." In the case of an application crash, I would consider it a huge favor if you would paste the contents of the OS X (MacOS) crash report into the email. These help me a great deal with tracking down problems.

§ 52.4 - Benefits of Online Documentation

One of the most important benefits of keeping the documentation online is that when I update it, everyone benefits immediately from the updates, and the updates arrive basically as fast as I can write them. That, in turn, means that the documentation generally stays consistent with the software's actual functionality, plus or minus a few days. In the changes list, I keep you updated as to what has been done, and what has not yet been uploaded, so confusion can be kept at a minimum. Both yours, and mine.

Other advantages include not manufacturing an expensive, resource-intensive and quickly out-of-date paper document; your ability to access near-instant context-sensitive help to the authoritative reference; copious use of hyperlinks in indexes, sections and primary content; the the ability to directly access the document using all manner of devices such as a PDA, smart TV, web-aware streaming device, phone, laptop, desktop, and so on.

§ 52.4.1 - And the One Downside...

There's one downside, which is something we all, including me, have to live with. That is if there is no Internet connection, then there is no manual unless you're technical enough to scrape a copy from the website (and in which case, more power to you, but remember, it won't update... you've effectively frozen your copy, which will eventually not work out in your favor. So when you get a new version of iToolBox, be sure to scrape a new copy of the documentation to match it as well.)

 

This manual was generated with wtfm wtfm uses aa_macro and SqLite wtfm and aa_macro are coded in python 2.7 iToolBox 3.12 This Documentation and Associated Application Executables are Public Domain