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First step to start P3 application

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Sat, 2008-07-19 11:36
mark dawn miculob
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hi everybody..is any body can help me..i have already p3 software but i don’t where to start..can you send me a tutorial handbook for this program..


thanks a lot...


mark
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Sun, 2008-07-20 02:23
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Frank Borcherdt
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Paul Harris’s book will save you many hours of trial and error if you need to get up to speed quickly. Follow the chapters and do the workshops. Book can be found at www.eh.com.au

Enjoy.
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Sat, 2008-07-19 19:43
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Roli Rafa
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Mark,
P3 itself comes with a tutorial. Click Help and then Tutorial. It will show you a tutorial that will guide step by step on basic usage of P3.
But all I can say is, you can’t get the hang of P3 overnight. Be patient. I recommend that you learn P3 the hard way by encoding everything right into the program so that that you would know how does P3 process your data instead of getting into shortcuts right away. Just dropped some time into this website from time to time and you may find some answers to your questions already posted here somewhere.
Anyway, good luck. Long way to go....

Cheers
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