rtfm

• “And since I have taught others how to use it for years I have more than “rtfm.””

  Addendum to Trados just keeps drivin’ ‘em away « Musings from an overworked translator

• “Licenses are not time limited, licensing problems seem to have been resolved, the product looks to have many great features for anyone who takes the time to rtfm and not expect it to behave in exactly the same way as older versions.”

  Trados just keeps drivin’ ‘em away « Musings from an overworked translator

• “I decorated this thought with an image from the Portugese-American blog rawsocket. org/rtfm/images/slap. jpg, who comments that he loves the English language because there is no entry in the Oxford English Dictionary for Bitch Slap, so he illustrates it thusly, and explains it is the way a pimp may slap a prostitute.”

  On Beyond Abramoff: Congressional Bribery Investigation Widens

• “I suppose I should put it on the main page, huh? because people never rtfm.”

  Slaw Easter Egg – The Comments Feed — Slaw

• “Most of these FAQs are not approved FAQs so are not found at rtfm. mit.edu but that is not to say that these are not quality FAQs.”

  FAQ: The x86 Assembly Language FAQ by Raymond Moon (Part III)

• “Available 24 hours.rtfm. mit.edu This site contains all available "frequently asked questions" files for Usenet newsgroups in the pub/usenet directory.”

  The Big Dummies' Guide to the Internet Version 2.0 : Chapter 7: FTP

• “CONSUMER rtfm. mit.edu The pub/usenet/misc. consumers directory has documents related to credit.”

  The Big Dummies' Guide to the Internet Version 2.0 : Chapter 7: FTP

• “PETS rtfm. mit.edu The pub/usenet/rec. pets.dogs and pub/usenet. rec.pets.cats directories have documents on the respective animals.”

  The Big Dummies' Guide to the Internet Version 2.0 : Chapter 7: FTP

• “There is also an archive of (all) FAQs at rtfm. mit.edu [18.172.1.27].”

  Frequently Asked Questions About Linux v1.17

• “Not just FAQ lists, but every article listed in the "List of Periodic Informational Postings" (LoPIP) can be obtained by ftp or email from rtfm. mit.edu.”

  FAQ: Comp.Os.MSDOS.Programmer Part 4

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