Print: It's a Good Thing
Frank recently ordered a mini voice recorder to secretly record meetings at the White House, but was more interested in the packaging and package contents. Between the various boxes used to ship and hold the recorder and the plethora of instruction booklets, he liked all the printing that was involved.
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Discussion
By Gordon Pritchard on Sep 28, 2018
Must be very old stock. Most folks just use their phone or tablet to do audio recordings - and typically they don’t come with much in the way of printed instructions.
By David Avery on Oct 01, 2018
Remember when Quark 5 came out with no manual in the box - Download it. Oh, wait, Remember Quark?
Could there be cause and effect?