Re: An article I've written on the basics of using TE.
nice
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Keeping OBD0 alive is all about building a good knowledge base and having active users who can help people avoid that crome thing.
Good work!
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Thanks. That's the intent. I'm still working on revisions and expansions.
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ehehe...I like your writing style!much more enjoyable than reading a manual
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LOL! I'm glad!
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Nice job.
(It gets really time consuming trying to explain any aspect of a process while not excluding what you may consider obvious.)
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And I am lazy. I don't want to type all that out in an email every time someone asks me a basic question.
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I have an idea, there is a lot of information scattered over several threads on this forum, why not ask the original author(s) permission to quote/paraphrase? Cut and paste and edit and give them credit on the bottom and your done. Sort of like a wiki.... one go to source for all information would be best.
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I don't need to ask permission if I properly annotate where the source is from.
Also, the issue with just cutting and pasting is that it doesn't always include a resolution, and just cutting and pasty gets messy. I am trying to work around a lot of those kinds of questions at the first stage. But . . . I will take that into consideration.
Thanks for the suggestion!
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Does this google file exist anywhere today?
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Thatβs great! Thank you!