> Then I'd like to propose (in the long term) docbook or a similar standard, to > obtain docs + a documentation sistem that: > - uses a markup structure > - can be handled by a simple text editor ;^) and a CVS system > - can produce html files subdivided by chapters > I would agree to all that, if we really have someone more or less responsible for integrating new docs. There might be contributors who don't want to learn docbook. They must be helped then. Even if there will be a way to use OpenOffice to edit Docbook documents, someone should be there an help. We needed a page explaining what to do to write new docs. Some links, examples etc...
In the long term.... > Time ago I read that the OpenOffice developer build 643 can export documents in > PDF and docbook format (the writer module). > I tried it but every time I used the PDF export function (I didn't see the > docbook voice) the application crashed ... 8^( > So I'm waiting the official build. > > Anyway, for Win32 platforms, to get PDF files from MS Word or OpenOffice or any > application that can print documents, you could use this GPL tool: > > pdfcreator > http://sector7g.wurzel6-webdesign.de/pdfcreator/index_en.htm > That sounds easy. Does it use GhostScript internally? And is there a usable (= clickable) table of contents within the resulting pdf document? Regards Dirk ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ DbForms Mailing List http://www.wap-force.net/dbforms
