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I am curious if anyone knows of a study showing if the tip of the day dialo=
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want to do some task, not learn more about it.  Only later when they are=20
having trouble they launch help and browse around, they don't want to have =
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restart the application just to view the tips.  Right?

I know that even myself have on occasion read through them, but I have also=
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read through some of the help docs.  Maybe that would be a better place to=
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put the information.

The reason I bring this up now is that we make changes like this for KDE4.

=2DBenjamin Meyer

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