Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Manual"

A: Something that isn't assisted by a machine, something that you have to do by hand, when you have to do something on your own without a machines help

A: Well, a manual is a rule book or guide to something

"If you don't know how to set up something check the manual"

"The manual told me to plug in the tv"

I hope this helped, good luck learning English :)

A: Manuals are generally longer than brochures. Also, manuals provide instructions for how to do things; whereas, brochures provide information or facts about things.

A: Manual is a book, instructions can be spoken or written. Direction can be also specific advice or general help. Usually spoken, however sometime directions and instructions are used interchangebly.

A: "He looked up the manual to see how to do the procedure."
"A manual explains how to do a certain thing."
"If you know the procedure, you probably won't have to look in the manual."

A: Manual: a type of book that has information on a product usually including instructions on how to use the product as well.

Instruction: information on how something should be done.

A: Manual configuration.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: Manually

A: procedure, work instructions

A: Manual

Step by step

A: × Many manuals or handbooks are everywhere nowadays.
✓ Nowadays there are many manuals and handbooks everywhere .

Whereas, the amount young people who don't know what they should do and will never do anything until they're told to do so have been increasing.

A: Advise you "first, make them comfortable"

A: I made manuals so that staff members who work on the task for the first time can do it smoothly, without asking for help.

A: your sentence is great if you are being formal but if you are just chatting it isn't really unnatural but it could be more natural by saying:

I made some manuals for the new employees using photoshop.

"created" is good for more formal things like talking to a boss or talking on a resume, but "made" is a little more natural if you are just chatting.

I would also omit the word adobe when saying photoshop unless talking to a boss or on resume. it kinda redundant since everyone knows photoshop already.