On 27/12/22 10:43, Ed Jaffe wrote:
My team uses https://vuejs.org/. At the moment we only build HTML but
there are packages to render a multitidue of different formats
including PDF, word docs etc. Extensions are written in Typescript or
Javascript so there is a massive eco-system to pull
On 12/26/2022 6:17 PM, David Crayford wrote:
My team uses https://vuejs.org/. At the moment we only build HTML but
there are packages to render a multitidue of different formats
including PDF, word docs etc. Extensions are written in Typescript or
Javascript so there is a massive eco-system
MS Word is a great product for it's main use case. I don't consider it a
good choice for technical documentation and neither does the Information
Developer in my team. There are many better tools out there, some of
which are free. Documentation in today's world can be published in many
In fact I did not. Good point. It happens I'm still logged on at the client
cite; let's try it there...
Nope, same problem. Nevertheless I was hasty to blame Word; it's very possible
I just didn't set it up correctly in the .docx format. I know better than to
manually set formatting and
On 26/12/2022 20:52, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Mon, 26 Dec 2022 09:52:16 -0500, Bob Bridges wrote:
...
This morning I emailed the Word document to myself and tried saving it as
PDF. Turns out Word is awful at that too. It skipped over most of the ToC
and jumped from there straight to the
On Mon, 26 Dec 2022 09:52:16 -0500, Bob Bridges wrote:
>...
>This morning I emailed the Word document to myself and tried saving it as
>PDF. Turns out Word is awful at that too. It skipped over most of the ToC
>and jumped from there straight to the beginning of the second chapter,
>omitting
On 26/12/2022 17:54, Charles Mills wrote:
I have avoided replying on this thread. It is not my job to shill for Microsoft
on a mainframe forum.
However, just to get the facts on the record, let me say that I have been
composing very complex manuals with included text and generated TODs and
I have avoided replying on this thread. It is not my job to shill for Microsoft
on a mainframe forum.
However, just to get the facts on the record, let me say that I have been
composing very complex manuals with included text and generated TODs and
indexes in MS-Word for years, and publishing
If you will be writing your own macros, I'd suggest looking at expl3 (LaTeX 3)
and friends; still experimental, but quite handy.
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http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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Once we were done with Christmas morning, my son and his family took off for
other Christmas venues and I spent most of the day downloading MiKTeX (an
editor for LateX) and reading documentatino. Finding the documentation was
a bit of a chore and I'm not satisfied yet that I have everything I'll
TeX is the underlying language. I believe that most people use a document
development environment with an editor and preview facility. Some of the
available environments can automatically download required packages from CTAN.
It is possible to generate a PDF without an intermediate DVI file.
I doubt it, since mark was primarily interested in XEDIT compatibility.
Similarly, I don't expect to see a chart comparint e.g., ooRexx, Regina, to
KEXX.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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