Wednesday, October 16, 2002

Radio Tip for Beginners I have just created a new story on Stories and Shortcuts.  If you are a total expert on all nuances and ways to use them, you can skip this essay. My story tries to explain what is the difference between a Story and a Shortcut and how they work on Radio and Manila, in which there are some distinct differences that I have observed.  I share step by step instructions how to setup each in Radio, using what I consider to be constructive examples for people still advancing across the learning curve, near where I was until recently. I am working on a story (not finished yet, which is an all too familiar pattern on Al's Weblog) on the different kinds of Links we can have, and I got to the part where I wanted to explain Global Links as opposed to Local Links.  Well, Stories and Shortcuts are both Global Links in Manila, but Radio Stories are Global Links in Radio, while Radio Shortcuts are not neccessarily Links, but in my examples I show how they can be used that way, so doing that story  was my primary path to explaining Global Links, using specific how to examples. Check my latest new stories here. Since my last post here updating this topic, Al's stories that have been started or added to, on Al Macintyre's weblog, are the following: Al Categories Al Introduction Blog Books Blog Software Enhanced Radio Tools Link Services - outfits that help us see who is linking to our weblogs - I am a novice at the topic of tracking traffic statistics Link Types - what I was working on last few days, then needed to do Stories and Shortcuts to illuminate just one of the Types. Radio Doc Sources Radio Start Search Engine Tips Stories and Shortcuts - the latest new Radio story by Al Macintyre 3:37:17 PM

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