If you *REALLY* need to print, go with: http://www.adobe.com/products/indesign/features/ and integrate it with an EWS like http://www.woodwing.com/
On 5/25/07, Paul Monday <paul.monday at sun.com> wrote: > These are the same ranges of responses I get when I ask myself about this > problem! The gap in the MediaWiki to DocBook is large, but Christopher, it > is good to see there is some ability to convert. I will take a look at your > source and see if we can contribute :-) I'm guessing its GPL?! > > And to Brian's point, I agree that there would be a "cutoff" date where > MediaWiki wouldn't facilitate us anymore, wiki text is far less expressive > for formal "publishing" on paper. > > Further, unfortunately, the world isn't ready for fully online documentation. > Many cultures still hold onto the paper book concept as a master and a must > have. With Wiki's, I've run into a few problems myself: > - Having to be online / connected to read and edit (I'm used to working on > specs on a plane and Wiki's make this difficult) > - The ever-wonderful "how do I print this thing" problem (can be somewhat > fixed by a deep linking formatter, but the problem is more difficult than > this) > - The "how do I send this to someone that doesn't have access to the Wiki" > problem > > Thank you! > Paul Monday > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > docs-discuss mailing list > docs-discuss at opensolaris.org >
