Brill,
> you have to mark a file as binary instead of text when you check it into CVS
> (do it all the time with no problems)...
Well yes, one can check binary files into CVS but they are just stored there
and are not under version control. If two people change part of a binary file
and then submit the changes, CVS can not tell whether there was a collision or
not.
> Ok, HTML then ;) I bet OpenOffice can edit HTML in a WYSIWYG, which word can
> also do. Not only that, but it means the docs can be dropped on the server
> for easy display.
What about spread sheets and diagrams? Beyond this, HTML is a great
presentation technology but I think that XML is a much more flexible technology
to place editable content into.
Do you know of any better XML file formats than the OpenOffice XML file format
that is designed for office-suite class document storage?
Ted
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