On Wed, 8 Aug 2007, Brandorr wrote: > What about Adobe CS2? It is widely used in the publishing industry. (Mac/PC > though)
Ok, maybe I should've added: f) needs to run on Solaris/x86 My primary work system is running that. And besides, I'd think Adobe's toolchain doesn't involve files editable with an ordinary text editor :( FrankH. > > On 8/8/07, Frank Hofmann <Frank.Hofmann at sun.com> wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I'm considering re-writing / updating the Crashdump Analysis book, but >> this time in a "proper" way - that is, specifically, not as a StarOffice >> document but in some sort of a markup language. The StarOffice thing is >> simply not maintainable :( >> >> TeX comes to mind as I've used it before, but I'd like to know what other >> alternatives people use. My requirements apart from the typesetting >> capabilitities would be: >> >> a) input is plain text, aka editable with any ASCII-capable editor >> b) ability to embed vector graphics (preferrable SVG) as illustrations >> c) ability to create PDF output >> d) automatic index/TOC generation >> e) documents can consist of multiple files (one per chapter), and be >> transferrable to another machine without the need to edit pathnames >> >> What are others using ? Any recommendations ? >> >> Thanks, >> FrankH. >> _______________________________________________ >> docs-discuss mailing list >> docs-discuss at opensolaris.org >> >
