Subject | Re: Paintshop and Corel |
From | Tony Cooper |
Date | 11/26/2013 15:57 (11/26/2013 09:57) |
Message-ID | <0rc9999osl91110knbdoi2gok218qegll9@4ax.com> |
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Newsgroups | rec.photo.digital |
Follows | Sandman |
Followups | Sandman (15m) |
SandmanThey shouldn't. It isn't. The automatic process is not a protocol. The requirement for automatic future action can be one of the points in the protocol.
In article <o3h8991a045minoanh278oinng782mqgp3@4ax.com>, Tony Cooper wrote:SandmanTony CooperSandmanSo you are talking about "the hard way"; manual when you are talking about this suppose "back-up protocol"?Tony Cooper
What are you trying to say? That doesn't make sense.
I am pointing to the fact that you seem to be refering to both manual and automatic backup's as "protocols". Assuming you don't call it your "file copying protocol" when you copy a file, the term is valid and descriptive, but unsual to be used for an automatic process - which is why nospam assumed you were doing things "the hard way"; manually.
I don't see why anyone should think a protocol for an automatic back-up system is unusual.
I'm not sure they think it's "unusual", but they don't generally refer to an automatic process as a "protocol", be it backup or memory management
The user's backup protocol can include the frequency of backup and the destination of the backup. The developer's protocol can include the ability to add these steps.Tony CooperSandman
The developer has included a protocol that allows these user settings to be followed automatically. The user is determining additional steps to the protocol.
What "additional steps" do they add to the protocol?
Well, I can't very well talk about yours, can I? I don't even know for sure that you have Lightroom, or what your user-defined settings are.SandmanWhat gave you the idea that something as basic and simple as that would be hard to understand to anyone?? No one has talked about your lightroom backup but you, and no one but you cares about it.Tony Cooper
If you'll go back a few posts in this thread, the "backup protocol" issue originated in comments about Tim Gray's presentation on Lightroom. PeterN has also attended a Tim Gray presentation, and he added some comments.
This... has nothing to do with what I just said. I never claimed that no one ever talked about Lightroom.Tony Cooper
In that discussion, I used "backup protocol" and nospam posted a reply in which he indicated that he'd never heard of a "backup protocol". Later, SavageDuck used "backup protocol" in his comments about his Lightroom use and provided a cite to Adobe's use of the term.That's four people, not "No one", who have talked about Lightroom backup.Sandman
You can't read. You are the only one that has talked about *YOUR* Lightroom backup.
The absolute truth. I laughed out loud. -- Tony Cooper - Orlando FLSandmanThanks for not trying to argue your "point" and revert back to trollish ad hominems again. I love it when I'm right.Tony Cooper
It remains one of the best laughs of the week for me. Two self-anointed techies who think something is "automatic" because the user thinks it's automatic.
Lying comes way too easily for you.