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How to read Teamsite manuals for better knowledge?

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How to read Teamsite manuals for better knowledge?
Please suggest some ways by which manuals can be use in best way.
Whenever I read manuals pdf after reading 10-11 pages I loose my concentration. Is there any tip practically/writing/or(any) by which one can grasp good knowledge from manual'pdfs.

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Migrateduser

You're kidding, right? If you are trying to learn Interwoven products from nothing by reading the manuals, you are doomed. Go to training. Some of the manuals are good reference material when you have half a clue. Many of the manuals are awful even when you have half a clue. Get half a clue at training.

bittu

You can do the following:
1)Make notes
2)Practice examples given in pdfs

Migrateduser

You can do the following:
1)Make notes
2)Practice examples given in pdfs

Right. And how do you suggest they figure out how to configure the whole mess in order to execute the samples?

bittu

Right. And how do you suggest they figure out how to configure the whole mess in order to execute the samples?

Frankly, I don't have much idea for your good query.
One can get some hint in pdf regarding configuration if he is not able to execute the examples by self try, (s)he has to take help of forum.

Adam Stoller

Frankly, I don't have much idea for your good query.
One can get some hint in pdf regarding configuration if he is not able to execute the examples by self try, (s)he has to take help of forum.

The forum is a good place for getting answers to specific questions and assistance with trouble-shooting specific issues. It is not a substitute for having gotten training and reading the manuals (though admittedly they're not that great and it is possible to miss things in them - so getting pointers to which manuals to look at and where in them to look is also a benefit of the forums)

Another source of information would be one of the [very few - two?] books out there in the market regarding TeamSite, but they also aren't a substitution for the manuals, and they can only present information related to the version that was released at the time they were written...