hello all, > Panel drawings in GIF or JPG format would be useful. Then every user could > piece together a drawing of their own system and create their own patch > sheets, to be used with pen and paper or on the computer. I have Visio, but > most people don't. However, graphics programs capable of putting together > graphic images are pretty common. i've tried with panel drawings, but my system is always in a state of flux, so i keep having to update them also there's (i find) an intelligebility problem, in that a complex patch documented in this way might look impressive, and of course, dead sexy, but it's a nightmare to re-create, especially six months down the line when all the modules have shifted around i keep visual style sheets around to quickly jot a patch i stumble across in mid session, but usually make my final documentation in conceptual form - in my little black book... of course, what we really need is motorised knobs, and programmable routing via PDA...? (no we don't really do we) cheers paul b
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Re: [motm] patch documentation
2001-04-18 by sikorsky
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