Roger,
thanks for your response. I use the Open Office Writer and read HTML as
well as generate PDF.
But when having multiple HTML-Files, how do you manage the links to
other chapters?
When looking to your excellent book, links are the same whether HTML or
PDF.
Do you have to reenter all links when you import the HTML files?
Or is there some facility to translate the HTML-links into cross-references?
As I understood Skip Caves mail, the latter is possible with Adobe Acrobat.
Thanks, Markus
Roger Stokes schrieb:
Markus,
You might like to look at Open Office, and its "Writer" word-processor.
It can read HTML and generate PDF. It is free. I recommend it highly.
It runs on Windows and Linux. See www.openoffice.org
I used Open Office Writer to make versions of "Learning J" in PDF and
in MS Word format. If you want printed documents, Open Office can
produce them directly. There is no need to go to PDF.
The User manual and the Primer are many HTML files. Open Office
Writer can import them one at a time, not all together.
Hope this is useful.
Regards, Roger
----- Original Message ----- From: "Markus Schmidt-Groettrup"
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Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 11:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Jgeneral] User manual and Primer in printed form
Well that is interesting, as I understand you require the Adobe
Acrobat PDF Writer ? Version ?
Thank for your information,
Regards, Markus
Skip Cave schrieb:
I use Adobe Acrobat to scan HTML docs to a specified level of links,
and then Acrobat will put the resulting pages into a single PDF
file, which I can read online, or print out. I also often use the
"bookmark" feature in Acrobat to build a hyperlinked index that can
be popped up on the left of the doc on the screen. I have put most
of the J doc into PDF for my own use at one time or another.
Skip Cave
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