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Jay, Actually... I was thinking about doing this anyway ;-) I have a fair amount of HP documentaion, code samples, etc... that could be used in the KB and would prefer not to completely reinvent the wheel. If we could legally incorporate some of those works, we'd have a much more accurate and professional KB. Does anyone know what HP's position is concerning reproduction of documentation (circa early 1990's) ? I see some of the earlier stuff (70's - 80's) on Al's site and assume that HP is OK with reproducing that stuff. I just don't want to run into problems with newer docs. QUESTIONS FOR JAY: I have a couple of quetions about implementation. I can see a subject like HPIB branching into a lot of other areas like a technical description of the protocol, tutorials, drivers, code snippets, bus analyzers, instrumentation, GPIB for Linux, etc... I think those things absolutely should be included in the works. How do we tie all those things together within the KB? Can you include graphics and hyperlinks in the KB? Or do we create a web site of HPIB thingy's and provide links from the KB? How does the author of the KB article "maintain" the KB? See ya, SteveRob