Since the Kaypro 1 used CP/M (Control Program for Microcomputers) as its OS, it would have included a manual explaining how to use CP/M commands and manage files.Since my Like new and maybe NOS Kaypro 1 did not come with any manuals I do not know what they are.
I have seen plenty of older manuals but no info on ones for the Kaypro 1.
Anyone know what they came with?
Since the Kaypro 1 used CP/M (Control Program for Microcomputers) as its OS, it would have included a manual explaining how to use CP/M commands and manage files.
Although the digital age is developing rapidly and the use of online platforms brings great convenience, we should not ignore the value of traditional instructional materials, this is my opinion.Which brings up the question - at what point was it OK to sell a machine with no instructions expected or needed?
By the Clone Era, only computers like the Amstrad came with manuals like that, that I recall. You could get DOS manuals, but most people were learning through osmosis by then...
Now we have You Tube channels and included documentation to help us. Are manuals well and truly a bygone era? Geometry Dash Scratch