rad, grad, deg

[rprosperi]

For those concerned with my reply:

Please take the time to read all the posts/threads tigger submitted over the past week and a half or so. I believe you will find:
a. There are a lot of questions; 10-15+ ?
b. Most (maybe all?) of the questions could have been answered by reading manuals before posting a question.
c. After a few initial rounds of Q & A, several other people also suggested reading manuals before posting basic questions, albeit generally using nicer, but perhaps less clear, language.
d. I took the time to answer more than one of his questions.

While it was not my intent to speak for everyone, after years of participating, the trends of what is and isn’t well received and responded to is fairly clear; it was my goal to explain that to a new user to help guide his posting in a way that will result in useful replies.

Also, for a user new to a complex device like the 50g, IMHO, it is good to direct a user to do research in the manuals for 2 important reasons: of course to find an answer, but maybe even more importantly, to become familiar with the organization and contents of said manuals. He has repeatedly said he has trouble finding information in the 50g manuals (which is something we ALL agree on); I believe the only way to overcome that is to spend more time trying, rather than seeking direct answers in the forum with no research.

It was not my intention to offend anyone. If I did, I apologize.