On Thu, 2006-01-19 at 10:23 -0600, Mike McCarty wrote: > What might be even better is to point to the image only > *through* the document which specifies how to burn the image. In the past, that was how I *first* found out how to get my hands on Linux. Though It's possible that a search engine might land me right at the downloads directory without any such information. > Like this: > > [] Click here to download the FC5 images > > which points to a page with.... > > [] Click here to download for Windows > [] Click here to download for Linux > [] Click here for expert download > > Each (except expert) points to a page like this... > > The image you are about to download requires special > techniques for writing to CD. If you already know > how to burn an ISO to CD, you may <skip> this portion > of the instructions. (<skip> is a clickable link to > skip over the instructions pointing down below) > > (more instructions here) > > [] Click here to download the images > > This last link goes to the same location marked above for "expert > download". > > What do you think? It's an approach that I would take, though bearing in mind what I said above, I'd try and make sure that the download page (the one that simply lists the available files) has some of that information on it as well. -- Don't send private replies to my address, the mailbox is ignored. I read messages from the public lists.
