Yes... but I don't think you'd want to spiral-bind it quite yet. Still much more to add, and most of the examples need to be evaluated and their results shown in the text. But to answer your question: yes. We use a REBOL script to format and build the manual with all its links. We plan to add a number of features to it, like an option to build a single HTML document file and a fully linked index. Right now, our focus is on content. That's the priority. -Carl At 11/30/99 12:07 AM -0700, you wrote: >Very nice, but what I want is a script like Bo L. wrote, called userguide.r, >that collected the amendments into one html doc. I wish he or someone would >make a similar script that followed the next trail of the draft user guide >and created a single big html doc. Then I could print it with a single >print command and set up my printer for two-sided page printing, making a >compact manual. The archive is ok for looking up specific "things", but not >as handy as a printed manual for "reading" and "learning". The "next" >trail looks like a logical sequence. BTW, after printing the two sided page >manual I get is spiral-bound. > >Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] >----- Original Message ----- >From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Monday, November 29, 1999 8:21 PM >Subject: [REBOL] REBOL Manual Beta Draft Archive > > >> There is a self-extracting REBOL archive of the new draft manual. >> To fetch it and decompress it into a local directory (called >> manual) under your current directory, type: >> >> do http://www.rebol.com/manual/manual.r ; size: 300 KB >> >> Please note that this is a draft. Do not distribute or post, >> as we will be updating it frequently... until it is complete. >> >> Send your comments on this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> -Carl >> >
