On 15 Nov 2002, Erik Enge wrote:Then again, LaTex (or SGML) would probably give you the most possibilities (and problems ;).Right, as does HTML (atleast, for our intents and purposes), without the overhead of having to learn a new toolset and language (or the complexity of LaTeX).I guess to an extent we lose the ability to do PDF and PS documentation.
Actually, I develop all my documentation in HTML as well. I still produce
PDF and PS documents as well. How I acommplish this is that I use IE, go
to the documented HTML web page, select a printer and print, select the
little checkbox to SAVE TO FILE, and specify the location and name of where
to save it. The resulting file is a PS file, and then I use ps2pdf, which
I believe is part of the ghostview collection, to convert it to PDF format.
It works great for my purposes...
Scott
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