11 Sep
2007
11 Sep
'07
1:43 p.m.
On Monday 10 September 2007 04:49:46 Mr Ian Primus wrote:
Macintosh computers fairly early on used symbols, and
the "Programmer's Switch" option featured some
confusing little pictures to represent what should
have been labeled "RESET" and "INTERRUPT".
Except for models for the Elbonian market, where "reset" is a word that would
stop a clock and "interrupt" isn't much better, thus necessitating a
different case moulding, or careful doctoring of each unit with a Dremel, or
something.
Or, you could just have a symbol, and a note in the manual (you *did* read the
manual, didn't you?) explaining what it means, in whatever language you want.
Gordon