What ever the format is, How about making the docs available as a commentable online doc , like the mysql manual at www.mysql.com. I've always found it the best manual for an open source product out there.
-----Original Message----- From: Stephan Hartmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 04 October 2001 00:57 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: DOC Project format Hi docbook is the choice for this matter cause it's XML and XML is easy and it is the format everyone here should learn to know about. And there should be a XML editor for almost every OS. And if not it is even easy to edit with a simple text editor. It is good to have the ability to create serveral formats right out of one source just on-the-fly. There must be a browsable version on the net and you can provide printable versions in pdf or rtf format if you like and even wap. And the look and feel of this output only depends on your creativity. And the rtf thing: I experienced often incompatibility between rtf docs written on word and viewed on staroffice. It is terrible. It can be infected by macro viruses. And the samples by David Bitton surely are just a proof of concept and therefor a good thing. Btw i'd like to see a rtf sample anyway. Regards Stephan
