On Thu, 16 May 2002 09:30:00 +0200 (CDT), Adrian Gschwend wrote:
>On Thu, 16 May 2002 08:42:33 -0400 (EDT), Yuri Prokushev wrote:
>
>>Ok. Lets make choice of documentation format.
>>
>>a) ipfc (output is inf)
>>b) emxdoc (txt, ipf, html, TeX)
>>c) hypertext/2 (ipf, ?)
>>d) texinfo (texinfo, may be pdf, ps, html, ipf)
>>e) other
>
>I would go for e): DocBook
As I know, ipf output not supported. Isn't it?
>This is an XML based format which is used for all O'reilly books out
>there. It's really great, I use it for our project work at university.
>You can create HTML, PDF and many other formats out of it. It should
>also be possible to write an ipfc converter for it (there are many
>converters out there, you simply need an XSLT file to convert it).
Hmm... Info required. I can't say nothing until I read something about docbooks
converters
>It takes some time until you get used to it but afterwards it's great
>IMHO
>
>URL: www.docbook.org
>
>You can read the official O'reilly docbook book on this page, all tags
>are explained.
I Have this book.
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