G'day all,
As a few of you know, I am retooling and redoing the instrutions of a couple of my kits to match new plastic kits on the market.
My question is, would you prefer a CD or the standard printed A4 pages?
CD having high res images.
I not to clued up on problems between Mac and Windows. Suggestions??
Here is a screen shot of one set of printed instructions I'm working on.
Cheers Jason

Printed, definitely. For one thing right now my personal computer is down, so I have to use the family computer. It's not always easy to have a computer near your work desk. Printed ones are just so much easier to deal with.

Printed, absolutely and without question. My computer is 6 feet from my worktable and they face in opposite directions. I need a set of paper instructions that I can mark up as I go and leave myself notes.
I even know a few modelers that don't have a computer!
A photo CD would be nice if you wanted to include it but it certainly isn't necessary to build the kit.

My choice would be printed copies on the model kit I'm working on; easily available & moveable especially for me whom do not have any references of sort especially a computer.

Faisal

Ditto to all the above. I prefer printed as well.

definitely printed instructions. no relying on computer, more comfortable and you can mark stuff with a pen or make some adjustments where you please.

Jason,

I also prefer printed instructions, as the others above have indicated.

But I also have looked at instruction sheets online, like those for Eduard, that gives me an idea of what comes in the kit/set. This allows me to decide on a specific set from a manufacturer or gives me an idea of the level of detail in a kit.
So I say you should provide .pdf copies on your website, too.

Well looks like printed it is team.
Thanks all for your input.

Cheers Jason