Onno Timmerman wrote:
> What about some flash tutorials where you can show how some things about 
> Quanta works. My experience on this list is that a lot of users only 
> unlock halve of the power that Quanta gives. If you can see what you can 
> in Flash with some subtitles than you start to learn more easy and 
> attract more people in using Quanta. These tutorials would be a great 
> help to make quanta popular and maybe convert window users to GNU/Linux
> 
> Onno Timmerman

In my case I think that it's 10 percent or less of the power of Quanta.

Rather than a flash tutorial, a worked set of examples on the kdewebdev 
site covering all features on of Quanta would be great (-:. Someone 
wanting to actually use Quanta could install it on their own machine, 
then either install Apache / PHP on their own machine or use a 
web-hosting account that included PHP (my ISP does) to experiment 
themselves.

I only installed KDE because I wanted Quanta running, and I only 
installed Quanta because it was the only thing I could find that 
supported strict XHTML 1.1 (-:.

Arthur.

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