On Tuesday 26 April 2005 01:15 pm, Joey deVilla wrote: > I've been reviewing the current state of our documentation and am of the > opinion that we need to have them available in HTML format, which I feel > is better for on-screen reading, as well as our current offering of PDF, > which I feel is better for print reading. > > Of course, the fact that *I* think that our customers would like it > doesn't mean that it's actually the case. Thus, I am asking you: > > 1. Would you find having documentation available in HTML format (as > wells as PDF) useful to you?
HTML +1 PDF -1 > > 2. Would you find having documentation the HTML format used for the PHP > and MySQL online manuals, where you can add comments? Personally, I've > found that over time, the value of the comments on just about any page > of the online PHP docs is far greater than the original page content. +1 > > (The MySQL online docs with comments are at: > > http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/index.html > > and the PHP online docs with comments are at: > > http://www.php.net/manual/en/ ) > > Let me know, either here on this discussion, or via my e-mail if you'd > rather do so privately. -- Edward Muller - Interlix [EMAIL PROTECTED] 417-862-0573 PGP Key: http://interlix.com/Members/edwardam/pgpkeys
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