Dear Vili,
-- Sonntag, 30. November 2008, 18:55:02:
- first we simply import the CHM into HelpManual (I tried it, works,
some formatting does not come over). Advantage of HM is that we can
create PDF very easily, etc. Ok, so at this point we have a PDF v0.
- some people go over it and
Hello Eddie,
Sunday, December 14, 2008, 6:36:20 AM, you wrote:
EC May I suggest that you open a place at site.google.com where anyone
EC who participates can do his/here editing without moving the file. This
EC prevents that there are too many files wandering around and no one
EC knows really
Dear Jack,
-- Sonntag, 14. Dezember 2008, 15:09:25:
EC May I suggest that you open a place at site.google.com where
EC anyone who participates can do his/here editing without moving
EC the file. This prevents that there are too many files wandering
EC around and no one knows really what or
Hello Eddie,
Sunday, December 14, 2008, 9:28:04 AM, you wrote:
EC Dear Jack,
EC-- Sonntag, 14. Dezember 2008, 15:09:25:
- copy of message sent to list 11/30 -
EC Reading /and/ understanding what you read doesn't work as is should al
EC time. I just figure out
Dear Jack,
-- Sonntag, 14. Dezember 2008, 15:09:25:
- copy of message sent to list 11/30 -
Reading /and/ understanding what you read doesn't work as is should al
time. I just figure out that you made a copy of the your post into
your response to me. A first and
On Mon, 1 Dec 2008 12:31:39 +, Privateofcourse
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, me too! However, the difference is that the manual that users are
proposing to produce here is a printable manual, not an electronic manual
for viewing/reading on a monitor.
Actually it is no more difficult to offer
Well, I seem to remember LOADS of special pictures of the Bat over the
years. Not sure how many there were but I thought many since the begin if
you add special events!With many converting programs existing its just a
matter of finding the correct ones.
Actually it is no more difficult to offer
Hello Peter,
This is what you said on Sun, 30 Nov 2008 19:35:48 +0100 your time:
Shouldn't Ritlabs produce manuals for their software?
At first I was going to say I 100% agree, but then I thought about it some
more and decided that I didn't 100% agree after all.
I find it odd that users need
With the right software any manual you can look at can be printed
It may not be your taste but it will print.
Indeed, TB! isn't OS software, as you say, but it does come with a manual.
Okay, TB!'s manual hasn't always been the best, and over the many years I
have been using TB! the
Ok, I joked, but also, I am willing to participate in a project where
we put together an English PDF manual. But I cannot do it alone. This
is what I suggest:
- first we simply import the CHM into HelpManual (I tried it, works,
some formatting does not come over). Advantage of HM is that we can
Hello Vili,
Sunday, November 30, 2008, 7:55:02 PM, among other things, you wrote:
V So, who are willing to put some time into it? I estimate like ca. 40
V hrs/person or little more. Project would take until the end of
V January, so it can be spread over two months, no reason to
Hi Vili,
Sunday, November 30, 2008, 10:55:02 AM, you wrote:
Ok, I joked, but also, I am willing to participate in a project where
we put together an English PDF manual. But I cannot do it alone. This
is what I suggest:
- first we simply import the CHM into HelpManual (I tried it, works,
Vili,
On 30-11-2008 18:55, you wrote in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ok, I joked, but also, I am willing to participate in a project where
we put together an English PDF manual.
Shouldn't Ritlabs produce manuals for their software?
I find it odd that users need to produce manuals for a commercial
http://www.processtext.com/news.html
A set of programs you (likely) never saw before.
I downloaded most of them in the past but after my motorbike accident in
January no idea where they ended up.
But if you want to do any text converting, they are ideal.
Sorry, I go bed to sleep!
--
with
http://www.processtext.com/news.html
A set of programs you (likely) never saw before.
I downloaded most of them in the past but after my motorbike accident in
January no idea where they ended up.
But if you want to do any text converting, they are ideal.
Sorry, I go bed to sleep!
I agree -
There are so many programs in what they have it is unlikely
there isn't anything suitable. Note not all work as I found out when doing a
bulk Sony format to Lit conversionThey also have email conversion stuff
like the Bat!
--
with greetings,
tracer
Fellow list members,
I've been following this thread since the beginning and find it
unusual that no one has mentioned the Tiki (similar to WIKI I suppose)
for TBUDP (The Bat! User Documentation Project) located at the PCWIZE
website (http://www.pcwize.com/).
The following link will take you
Hi
On Sunday 30 November 2008 at 8:49:08 PM, in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], Jack S. LaRosa wrote:
I've been following this thread since the beginning and
find it unusual that no one has mentioned the Tiki
(similar to WIKI I suppose) for TBUDP (The Bat! User
Documentation Project) located at the
Ok, I joked, but also, I am willing to participate in a project where
we put together an English PDF manual.
PF Shouldn't Ritlabs produce manuals for their software?
PF I find it odd that users need to produce manuals for a commercial
PF software product.
PF Freeware/open source, yes; payware,
http://www.processtext.com/news.html
A set of programs you (likely) never saw before.
I downloaded most of them in the past but after my motorbike accident in
January no idea where they ended up.
But if you want to do any text converting, they are ideal.
Sorry, I go bed to sleep!
R I agree -
JSL I've been following this thread since the beginning and find it
JSL unusual that no one has mentioned the Tiki (similar to WIKI I suppose)
JSL for TBUDP (The Bat! User Documentation Project) located at the PCWIZE
JSL website (http://www.pcwize.com/).
JSL The following link will take you
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