2008/9/12 Patrick McCarty [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
No they cannot (unless they're already familiar with GNU/Linux).
Zip, anyone? :-)
They can, but only with third-party programs, like the (amazing) 7-Zip
application. But a zip file is definitely more recognizable in the
Windows world.
I've been
Hello Werner,
Sorry for the late reply.
On 2008/08/30 07:56 +, Werner wrote:
I think it would be good, to give the documentation-files names including the
version like
lilypond-2.11.57.pdf or lilypond.de-2.10.33.pdf ...
But there would be the problem, that the links inside the documents
2008/8/30 Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Greetings,
there's recently been a similar discussion on the French list, so I'm
CCing this to John Mandereau in case he'd like to work further on the
docs' visibility...
I think it would be good, to give the documentation-files names including the
version
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 03:39:20PM +0200, Valentin Villenave wrote:
But I don't know, if windows-users can use the tar.bz-file.
No they cannot (unless they're already familiar with GNU/Linux).
Zip, anyone? :-)
They can, but only with third-party programs, like the (amazing) 7-Zip
I think it would be good, to give the documentation-files names including the
version like
lilypond-2.11.57.pdf or lilypond.de-2.10.33.pdf ...
But there would be the problem, that the links inside the documents would have
to be updated too. Also it would be confusing, if there was a newer version,
