DiGro - Thanks for the response! I pushed a commit with the final versions of the chapters and the book in the ForWiki folder. I hope you can publish them on the Wiki. I don't have access. Francis
On Wed, Mar 4, 2026 at 10:04 AM Dick Groskamp <[email protected]> wrote: > Francis, > I think you are not mistaken, but referring to a different workflow. > The object of the separate chapters was to use them in a masterdocument to > combine them to one great document in one go. > > However, that feature got broken some time ago, and then we went with the > (new/your) workflow, by removing the title and copyright from the separate > chapters. Leaving us with the "headless" chapters we are now working with > to form the BIG ONE. > > I would very much like to get the old workflow (with the masterdocument) > reinstated, but a don't see that happen in a short period of time. > > Knowing that it seems reasonable to follow your workflow and leave the > title and copyright pages out of the chapters. It should take litlle effort > to put them back again, if needed. > > My 2 cents. > > Greetings, > DiGro > > On 2026/03/04 03:56:16 F Campos Costero wrote: > > Michele and Michael have finished editing the Draw guide chapters and > I've > > assembled the book and made pdf files of everything. I think I'm ready to > > upload the final versions, but I think I'm about to deviate from the > > folder structure in other repositories. I plan to put the odt and pdf > files > > for the standalone chapters and the book in the ForWiki subfolder of the > > Draw folder. I do not have separate individual chapter files to put in > the > > Draw folder. In other repositories, I believe the files at that level are > > the content that is combined to form the book. I think the only > differences > > between the standalone chapter files and the chapter files that make up > the > > book are in the front matter. The standalone chapters have the copyright > > page and the ToC and their title includes the guide name and mentions the > > AOO Documentation Team. None of that is needed in the book at the chapter > > level. > > In my opinion, having two slightly different versions of each chapter is > > not worth the trouble. I built the book by copying the appropriate parts > of > > the title page and the body of the text from the standalone chapters. Am > I > > making a mistake by having only the single-chapter files and the book? > > > > Francis > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
