m396 #00-011
January 17th, 2006, 01:43 PM
Guys,
When revising the tutorials on the site, I like how the date is listed when it's revised. However, for someone that can't always keep up to the minute on the latest tuning trends, can the latest revisions be hilighted in the document, or listed in an Appendix?
I noticed the Custom OS tutorial was updated on the 29th of Dec. I looked at this document again as I'm going to be updating my 2000 corvette's OS. I used this document in the past to do my 2003 Silverado's OS v3. I'm curious as to what changed, as if it would effect what I did, and what I'm about to do.
Another good reason would be, as tuning trends evolve, and EFI Live makes changes to that effect, the next time I look at the document, I can easily see what has been changed and update my system as needed.
Without the highlighted areas, and since I've done this before, I'm likely to skim over the document and possibly miss an important change. I can see this especially with the OS update.
Just a suggestion, keep up the great work,
Jason D. Woolverton
When revising the tutorials on the site, I like how the date is listed when it's revised. However, for someone that can't always keep up to the minute on the latest tuning trends, can the latest revisions be hilighted in the document, or listed in an Appendix?
I noticed the Custom OS tutorial was updated on the 29th of Dec. I looked at this document again as I'm going to be updating my 2000 corvette's OS. I used this document in the past to do my 2003 Silverado's OS v3. I'm curious as to what changed, as if it would effect what I did, and what I'm about to do.
Another good reason would be, as tuning trends evolve, and EFI Live makes changes to that effect, the next time I look at the document, I can easily see what has been changed and update my system as needed.
Without the highlighted areas, and since I've done this before, I'm likely to skim over the document and possibly miss an important change. I can see this especially with the OS update.
Just a suggestion, keep up the great work,
Jason D. Woolverton