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1. Re: Settting A Good Ezampel
Jeff Bellune Jan 21, 2009 10:22 AM (in response to creig bryan-mUOxt4)What a NOOB.
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2. Re: Settting A Good Ezampel
Dag Norum Jan 21, 2009 10:36 AM (in response to creig bryan-mUOxt4)First,
I got married in the US, and got totally surprised by the "old English" I all of a sudden had to repeat. After a couple (read many) of "excuse me" and making some sounds that I thought sounded like I was supposed to say, I actually got married. To this day I have whatsoever no clue about what I said, but I'm still married.
The second:
Have to wait, have a couple of kids to put to bed. And my slave, eh wife, is at a work-meeting. God dang it, doesn't she know that a NOOB like me should be "baby-sit" when I deal with kids.
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3. Re: Settting A Good Ezampel
(Tom_A_Elliott) Jan 22, 2009 10:04 AM (in response to creig bryan-mUOxt4)I know that some of the answers SEEM like . . . the person that is answering, a smart ***. However the coach is actually doing you a favor, like suggesting you read the manual, and yes sometime the manual does not make sense until you learn the program.
I think that in general, IMHO, we have become spoiled with instant gratification and answers.
In place of the manual is always your local city college offering day, night and weekend courses in adobe products.
I guess what I am saying is that when asking the question, be responsible.
As to fuzzy logic well there is a reason they call it fuzzy, not clear. And if it is really fuzzy then one can use the same approach before asking the question.
I usually stop, push myself away from the editing machine, and take a break. Usually the undo button corrects a lot of errors.
Have fun, play with the program. Join other forums or at least click on the trips and tricks above video lounge link, and check the faqs before asking.
I know it won't be an instant answer, but when you really need this forum the guys will respond.
Cheers,
Tom



