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On 11/3/11 10:32 AM, Marc Paré wrote:
Hi Ken

Le 2011-11-02 18:27, Ken Springer a écrit :

Now that I know what a "mockup" is, that is way beyond my ability to
create, without an awful lot of work at my end. The best I could do
would be to provide an organizational chart of how I would arrange and
link pages, with some comments on the content of the pages. In
preparation for the other post I just wrote, I found a problem on the
Nabble related pages. I can be on Level B of the hierarchy, click a link
to go up to Level A, but then there's no link to get back down to Level
B. :-)



On the contrary, you comments have added to the discussion and brought
out some good points. Being able to do mockups is a bonus for people who
can throw one together along with their arguments, but words are still
quite useful for all of us. We are still reading your recommendations.

Thank you. It's nice to know that comments are appreciated. I read a lot of comments in the Mozilla groups where users wonder if anyone even cares what users think.

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Ken

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