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> Maybe IBM could create a Windows compiled Help file for those using a
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There is a pdf2docbook utility from Cambridge Systems. It produces ugly,
ugly output (like most Docbook related things), but it's one way to
handle PDFs.
Maybe IBM could create a Windows compiled Help file for those using a
Windows desktop and INFO or MAN files for those using a Linux desktop.
/Tom Kern
On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 11:43:34 -0600, Scott Rohling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Thanks for all the feedback here.. good ideas and pointers..
>
Thanks for all the feedback here.. good ideas and pointers..
What I've decided on is:
- Keeping all the VM doc in PDF files on my laptop
- Using Google Desktop (the Linux version of course) to find what I'm
looking for.
It would still be cool to do a 'help cpquery nss' or something similar fr
> But, searching a PDF for a keyword is far less good than the search
> method in bookmanager read, both in performance and in the
> presentation of the search result. (Even though FoxitReader searches
> faster than Acrobat reader, both need to scan the whole PDF file what
> takes time).
Only if
>
> And I did get used to the improved layout of the PDF books.
> -Rob
>
I use PDF format for longer reading, BookManager format for quick search. If
you download whole bookshelves, they come with bookshelf indexes which let
you search even multiple bookshelves pretty quickly.
Mind you, I just we
But, searching a PDF for a keyword is far less good than the search
method in bookmanager read, both in performance and in the
presentation of the search result. (Even though FoxitReader searches
faster than Acrobat reader, both need to scan the whole PDF file what
takes time).
2008/8/6 Rob van d
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 6:22 PM, Ivica Brodaric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have a look at IBM Softcopy Librarian and IBM Softcopy Reader (both free):
While the books in BookManager format are about 15% of the size of a
PDF for the book, the Java client of 60 MB (!) spoiled some of the
fun. And I
Have a look at IBM Softcopy Librarian and IBM Softcopy Reader (both free):
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/applications/office/bkmgr/librarian.html
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/applications/office/bkmgr/softcopyread.html
You need Windows with Java for both. The Librarian lets you download (or
i
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 8:31 PM, Scott Rohling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I often want to see a z/VM help file when I don't have access to z/VM or am
> not online, to figure out the syntax of a command, etc. I know there are
> PDF manuals, etc -- but was wondering if anyone knew of something tha
ments without reading, forwarding or
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Do you have a web server on your VM system? (ESAWEB?)
Rick Troth&#
Do you have a web server on your VM system? (ESAWEB?)
Rick Troth's CMSHELP CGIREXX does exactly that.
Marcy
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Scott - if you want brower access why not this:
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