Graeme Geldenhuys schrieb:
On 9 February 2012 09:53, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
So no, Help and Documentation could very well be the same think. Just
use the right format for the job.
You confuse the structure (and content) of documentation with the file type.
Not at all.
Sorry, you obviously do :-(
When you write a book, you can store it in Word, HTML, PDF or whatever
format you like. But such a book will hardly be usable for context sensitive
help. Likewise you can merge all help topics into one document, but I'd not
call the result a "book".
And this is where you are wrong. INF can serve both purposes without
problems (hence the reason I chose it for fpGUI). I reviewed a lot of
help file / ebook-type formats before I settled on INF.
There exist good and bad books. It's primarily a matter of content, how
useful a book is - you cannot really improve the quality of a digital
book by visual effects.
DoDi
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