No one has the time to read through the whole thing, even the pdf files are generally ignored.

What do they do? slip down a small sheet of paper of how open and close the computer. Manufacturers are smart enough to know that users dont care about their manual and will not read it. I mean atleast not for a high rate of 98%. As much as the manual is there it is generally not helpful, I dont ever remember anyone ripping opening their brand new computer and plopping down to read the manual.Īs for printing and distributing every manual that is online I dont think youll find that for every machine.

I'm tired of corporate monkeys trying to force what they think a GUI should be on me.Ĭlick to expand.Please do point out where on this manual that will teach me to I dont know close an application? Or how to send an email? What are the shortcut keys? Or maybe one of the most common question of them all, where did my files go, or the day old question how to change themes. The GUI should be user controlled in all ways. Are you that insecure in your choices that you'll only comfortable if everyone follows you? Who get worked up enough about it that they feel the need to toss insults lol. It does kinda boggle that there are people in this thread who are offended that there are others who don't want to change.

But call it fear if it makes you feel better, it still won't make me 'upgrade' like you. I dislike figuring out new ways of doing things. I don't fear change, I simply dislike it. Microsoft can try to ram crap down our throats all they want but their users have shown in the past that they'll ignore new OS's they don't like and just sit on old ones for many many years. I hate change and I don't see why I should bother accepting the changes someone is trying to force on me when I have a perfectly usable alternative.

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