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2 hours ago, Cary Young said:

or some reason i have to post 10 times before I can get the download I need. so here it goes

That’s because people like you come to get something free and offer nothing in return to the community that gave them something. Next time pay for a manual

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16 hours ago, GGBradford said:

That's sad. I'm disabled and not mechanically inclined. Can't afford a manual.

What Ajmboy was referring to was the post. This website has a lot of technical resources available for the users of the site. Its a website and unlike social media, you don't get an instant response. Those who have the resources to share are only here on their spare time so a reply may be a day or two. Plus the way it was posted "I am just here to get a manual" is outright saying "once I get this manual, im gone" I wouldn't be too inclined to help that person either. Then on top of that to post 10 replies with only a number is childish, another reason to not help them either. A forum board is a community.

There is already a lot of people who do come here to ask a question about a problem, then someone provides some suggestions to help solve it, and they never post back that it fixed the problem, so we never know if our suggestions worked. We assume it did, because otherwise they would post back that it didn't work.

Mike

 

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