Personally, and as a non-IT professional (who has nevertheless become the default 'techie guy' for my Koha project) I've found the online documentation to be very useful, clear and manageable. I generally have the online manual open on a second tab whenever I'm doing anything the slightest bit complex with Koha. I've also found the Koha community to be extraordinarily helpful, when I've asked what may have appeared to be 'simple' or even 'stupid' questions. One tip, don't change the default framework, set up your own framework(s) in parallel. That way you can play with your biblio set up to your heart's content! Good luck with Koha, you'll come to love it as much I do. Kate Jones Volunteer librarian, National Botanic Garden of Wales On 29/01/11 23:00, koha-request@lists.katipo.co.nz wrote:

illing to help you if you show that you have done a little bit of work yourself. IE instead of a subject heading of 'Lack of koha documentation' it