Talk:Downloading FAQ - Revision history

Eadz: Reverted edits by 203.158.221.227 (Talk); changed back to last version by 218.62.26.251

2008-07-15T05:30:53Z

Reverted edits by 203.158.221.227 (Talk); changed back to last version by 218.62.26.251

203.158.221.227: rolroldombas

2008-07-12T18:41:17Z

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218.62.26.251: roorzelbotro

2008-07-11T21:00:39Z

roorzelbotro

Harry Kuhman at 04:40, 20 July 2005

2005-07-20T04:40:38Z

Harry Kuhman: Notes about changes I've started making, question about adding topic

2005-07-19T22:00:14Z

Notes about changes I've started making, question about adding topic

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7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.

I'm still learning my way arond wiki editing. Does anyone here know how to add a topic to the main page? Since this document is just called the Downloading FAQ and it contains information on both downloading and burning, I think there should be a main item menu called '''Burning''' that simply tells the new user to read the '''Downloading FAQ''' for burning information. Otherwise there may well be some users who have already downloaded an ISO (maybe improperly, but they think they have what they want) and so skip past the Downloading FAQ in the list while looking for information on how to burn an ISO. I can edit an existing topic pretty well at this point (although James seems to better note what changes he made and I don't know how to make those comments yet), but I don't grasp how to add a new top level topic, even a very minimal one.

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	7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.		7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.

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	7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.		7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.

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	7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.		7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.

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	7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.		7/19/05 I've taken the liberty of adding some sections to the FAQ and rearranging the existing questions for "better flow". I was trying to keep the individual questions double spaced (some were, some were not), but eventually learned that if you edit an individual question then when you finish the edit that item will be single spaced. So I admitd defeat and put everything single spaced.
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−	I'm still learning my way arond wiki editing. Does anyone here know how to add a topic to the main page? Since this document is just called the Downloading FAQ and it contains information on both downloading and burning, I think there should be a main item menu called '''Burning''' that simply tells the new user to read the '''Downloading FAQ''' for burning information. Otherwise there may well be some users who have already downloaded an ISO (maybe improperly, but they think they have what they want) and so skip past the Downloading FAQ in the list while looking for information on how to burn an ISO. I can edit an existing topic pretty well at this point (although James seems to better note what changes he made and I don't know how to make those comments yet), but I don't grasp how to add a new top level topic, even a very minimal one.