I have a question regarding printing a texinfo file.
There is an obvious difference between an electronic book and a
printed version of it. My personal opinion is that it is good to have
a single large electronic version which becomes multiple volumes if
printed. Another reason for a single large electronic version is the
inability of the stand-alone info program to look up a keyword (be it
with the `i' or `C-s' command) in more than a single info file -- at
least I don't know how to do that.
How can I achieve this with texinfo in a smart way? I would like to
have something like the following:
electronic: Part 1
Part 2
Appendix A
Appendix B
Index
printed: vol 1: Part 1
Appendix A
Index of vol 1
vol 2: Part 2
Appendix B
Index of vol 2
Note that I know the solution of putting the data into different
files, building up various master documents including the data files,
i.e., having an `electronic.info' including all files, a `vol1.info'
file including only part 1 and appendix A, etc. But it makes the
creation of indices a non-trivial task...
Werner
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