I work with Adobe Indesign about as much as I do CF and would be happy to
contribute my time to this project by doing the page layout.
Thanks,
Tom Thomas
At 11:59 AM 7/22/2004, you wrote:
I don't think it is too big. I think the desired result is fine, but the
technique is wrong. As I see it, we should create the book in DocBook
format. Once the completed book is in DocBook format, it is a simple matter
of running a script to generate PDF and HTML versions of the same. The PDF
version could be downloaded and/or sent to CafePress for printing. The HTML
version could be made available online for quick browsing.
BTW, He3 is now using DocBook for our documentation and help system. This
means that anything in DocBook format can be made available through the He3
help system. How cool would it be to have your favorite CFML texts available
through your IDE and indexed automatically?
-Matt
> -----Original Message-----
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> I guess my previous message was "thinking" too big...now if Cafepress is
> involved.
>
> .pjf
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