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The Click FAQ v1.001
News posted 12th October, 2004 by David Newton (DavidN)  
Muz has uploaded the Click FAQ v1.001, which has answers to questions which might be asked by beginners and veterans alike. I'm not sure about the legitimacy of it being posted as a download, but nevertheless it's a very helpful document that you should take the time to read over.
Click here to download the FAQ.
A screenshot of the document wouldn't be the most helpful thing in the world, so instead here is a picture of a question mark.




Posted by ChrisB 12th October, 2004

You can't beat marble question marks for their durability. They go well with anything, even mustard.
 
Posted by Klikmaster 12th October, 2004

ooooh, question mark
 
Posted by Pete Nattress 12th October, 2004

did you draw the question mark yourself wong?
 
Posted by Klikmaster 12th October, 2004

that's the wong question
 
Posted by ChrisB 12th October, 2004

It's wong to make fun of his nickname
 
Posted by David Newton (DavidN) 14th October, 2004

That is an (incredibly professional) WordArt question mark, drawn in outline on top of the Microsoft marble texture and hand-embosstificated by me.
 
Posted by Radix 14th October, 2004

Ooh, ahh.
 
Posted by David Newton (DavidN) 14th October, 2004

Cantona.
 
Posted by ChrisB 14th October, 2004

It's a shame WordArt doesn't antialias. Stupid Microsoft products.
 
Posted by Rick (AntiMatter Entertainment) 16th October, 2004

Something that needs to be changed is the part about the random number. It says that Random (n) generates a number from 0 to n. It actually generates a number from 0 to (n-1), as I'm sure Muz already knew. Must have had a mental blank.
 
Posted by Muz 20th October, 2004

LOL. Thought I was the only one who thought the question mark was cool. Would've been nice if you put the link to the one on the downloads page so at least I could see how many people downloaded it. Yeah, sorry about the Random (n) part. Typo. But since that little typo makes all the difference, maybe I'll fix it now instead of waiting for the next version. If I'm not too lazy.
 


 
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