Posted June 27, 2013
Psst, GOG: put real names on the manuals at your end of things. Some games are good to go and others are, well, just "manual".
YellowAries
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Registered: Mar 2012
From United States
Psst, GOG: put real names on the manuals at your end of things. Some games are good to go and others are, well, just "manual".
Warmdrink
PGP 30E698EA
Registered: Dec 2008
From Canada
Elenarie
@tweetelenarie
Registered: Sep 2008
From Sweden
Posted June 27, 2013
I'll just leave this here.
Keep being classy. <3
Put only program shortcuts on the Start menu. Don't put shortcuts to the following items on the Start menu: ◦Program uninstallers. Users access uninstallers through the Programs control panel item.
◦Help files. Users access Help topics directly from your program.
◦Control panel items. Users access control panel items from the Control Panel home page.
◦Program options. Users access program options from the Options command.
◦Utility programs. Users access utilities from commands in the Tools menu.
◦Readme files. Reconsider the need for such files, because most users never look at them. If you do need a Readme file, let users access it from your setup program.
◦Web sites. Users access Web sites through appropriate links in your program, or Help for technical support sites.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa511447.aspx ◦Help files. Users access Help topics directly from your program.
◦Control panel items. Users access control panel items from the Control Panel home page.
◦Program options. Users access program options from the Options command.
◦Utility programs. Users access utilities from commands in the Tools menu.
◦Readme files. Reconsider the need for such files, because most users never look at them. If you do need a Readme file, let users access it from your setup program.
◦Web sites. Users access Web sites through appropriate links in your program, or Help for technical support sites.
Keep being classy. <3