Re: [Firebird-docs] Re: Docs on the go

[Lester C. <le...@ls...>]

Paul Vinkenoog wrote:

> I know very little about Wikis and their strong points.

The key thing I need for production systems is the 'diff' module. 
TikiPro ( like all wiki's ) logs every change to a wiki page, and can 
display the history. SO you can wind back 'attacks' or im my customer 
systems, notes relating to a clients activities are logged and changes 
timestamped.
Modules are being produced for html documents and no doubt XML will 
follow - we have the power :)

>>I produce all of my on-line documentation as linked html, rather
>>than linear documents, and I think that is what breaks DocBook?
> 
> "breaks" under what circumstances? Did you feed the HTML to a DocBook
> authoring tool, or did you try to produce the HTML from DocBook
> sources? Producing linked HTML from DocBook XML is a sinch (given
> the right tools, like the ones we have in the manual module).

All my editing is now via Eclipse which handles XML quite happily but I 
think I probably just need to spend time with what I have already, and 
then produce the Eclipse/Firebird Docs user guide ;)

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Lester Caine
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