Doc-U-Link
contains
over 500,000 links to documentation. Links are of two
categories:
Aircraft/chronological
focuses and general aviation indexes. Most
Doc-U-Link
users are looking for "specific"
aircraft information. Most of the time, that which you seek is
here or close by. Do not fall into the trap of impatience.
Doc-U-Link
is to be used like a library. Standing at the entrance to a
library gets you absolutely nothing. Results begin with an index or table of contents:
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Doc-U-Link
is easy to
use. I suggest you leave bread crumbs
as you look for what ever it is you seek. Bread
crumb trails enable you to quickly return to
what you discover here.
Follow these (3)
simple steps for a successful documentation search:
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Always have pencil and paper
when you begin your
search. |
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Each
time you change
your web path write down
the web site address. This will make
it easy to go back to the site again. Its
not necessary to get flustered and upset when you suddenly can't find
your way back to what you were just looking
at...again:^).
Dropping bread
crumb...
notes on your note pad, you'll be able to look
back down
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Step
3:
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Create a search binder.
Either a virtual binder in a word
processor, or a physical binder for
quick reference while you're building
in the shop. This binder is best
arranged A to
Z. Every time you start a search, pull out a piece of paper to write down
(1)what you are looking for,
(2)
the name of sites you find information
in and (3)
file the successful search into your
binder.
If you use a virtual
search binder (word processor)...start
the program and open or create a file
folder to contain what you find before
starting your search. You will find it
really easy to immediately copy-paste what you find into your virtual
binder for immediate reference as you
build or finish out your scale
project.
Example:
When you need to find a DH
Mosquito
with the 30mm cannon nose, you'll have absolutely NO problem
finding it.
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or triple click your back button to return here) |
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