Re: texinfo 4.0: flushleft, flushright, image, short contents

[W. L. Estes]

> FWIW, I'm maintaining a FAQ that prints in more than 200 pages, and I
> never received such complaints.  Perhaps you want to use
>  --number-sections, to make it easier for your users to find their way.
> Extensive indexing is another aid (IMHO, there should be no need for
> users to search the TOC when they are looking for some specific issue,
> that's what the indices are for).

you've got better users than i do. the faq i'm maintaining is
primarily viewed as an html document on the web. i am using
--number-sections and folks dont seem to be able to search the text of
the document itself. are there reasons to prefer either a command-line
argument or an @-command?