KeithB wrote Also I've put up a test page in the wiki under community, "Revise toolbar icons and text", using a flash output from the program Wink. It's extremely easy to use, and free. Please comment. Personally I like being able to click through tutorials such as this, as fast as I can read, rather than have them timed, or having audio. http://sqlnotes.wikispaces.com/Tips

wow Keith, that is great - very clear and straight-forward

jsolka wrote I was thinking of giving some structure to the overall effort of all the guys willing to help IQ achieve excellence. This is my suggestion: At the present degree of complication and  development we could try “the top down” approach. We could work out an outline for organizing all the info. I have already posted my humble attempt at that. We could do the following: 1.      First, start a lists for 1st level – main categories/topics. Once we decide there is no reason to put more items into it, we should choose which ones we should keep. I think that it might be better not to put it on a forum because the discussion could take too long, but I don’t really have a strong opinion about that. 2.      Then we could proceed to the next level, and repeating the same steps, work out the outline. 3.      We could do the same with the fields. 4.      Or we could use my outline as a “work in progress” and update it as the need arises. 5.      Once we have the outline, we will have a better map of the whole and the plan for our work (we could work by "filling in the gaps" -- in the glossary, instructions, etc -- in a structured way). This would improve the overall understanding and eliminate the chaos and unnecessary repetitive work. It would be also an excellent preliminary work for a future IQ guide/help. 6.      You can see that I had also included things related to marketing and such (the business side of IQ, more or less), but I’m not entirely sure it this is the right way to go. I’m just really interested in promoting IQ (I feel I could contribute in that area a little bit),and think that our common effort could bring fruit.

Hi Jay

sorry for not replying to that sooner

I'm working on a reply, see below !

jsolka wrote Categories (Topics). Features. Hyperlinking. Searching Managing IQ                                                                i.      Moving                                                               ii.       copying grids @items                                                              iii.      assigning fields& values                                                              iv.      organizing data Formatting. Synchronizing                                                                i.      Between machines                                                              ii.      Between databases Projects/examples Definitions. Meta-questions. (Setting up a database, how to best use the features, etc.) Other. Donations Marketing Community Fun     In each Category I have following fields: 1.      Questions. 2.      Problems 3.      Bugs 4.      Instructions: steps, techniques. 5.      Descriptions (more general than “Instructions” for marketing/intro)

• Can the wki show an outline list as you have it ?
  I'm presuming if you click on Features it will expand to show the subitems (on the left side of page), but also show a summary of the Features in the main part of page (I'm not familiar with Wiki or HTML for that matter so dont know what's possible

• How would we proceed in terms of the info that's there already? Incorporate it somehow - what do you think Pierre?

I think once it's sorted how to incorporate the info that's there already it would be great if this or similar outline could be applied to the wiki

The wiki could certainly do with some structure - it has very little at the moment

PPL wrote  That registration link is for InfoCube, while this is InfoQube, with a Q (unless I missed something...)

And why not call your company Microsopht or Mikrosoft, while you're at it?  You may want to talk to a TM attorney before finalizing your branding.

- Jeff