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28-08-2005, 23:48
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Re: reference manuals
hmm i see pros and cons here.
I think back to Apollo 13 and how much information had to be recalled and couldn't be simply referenced to. In this situation, I'm glad the astronauts and people down on Earth behind the mission had the majority of their information at hand and not in a book somewhere. But I have noticed that some jobs do have this convenience. I guess it depends on what your job is and how important spontaneity is. $0.02 
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