Re: [SoundComp-Develop] tech doc

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Not too bad for a start.

But, please, in the end do not produce an office .doc. You may export to pdf, for example, that should be fine.
Or to HTML, then you end up with a folder of 1 HTML file and several picture files.
Your "internal source" may stay an office document if that is more convenient to you, but not the one for the end user.
I do not like to require the user to have an expensive commercial software installed just to read something.
Pdf readers are available for free or as open source, and commonly used for web content.

And, it should be possible to reduce the file size. 30+ Megs is really much. 
Less than 10% of that should easily be possible with the same content.
Maybe it is your screenshots are too little compressed? Or is it all owed to the office document format?

Jan



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Von: Richard Shinn <ric...@ma...>
An: SoundComp developer mail <sou...@li...>
Gesendet: Dienstag, den 29. Dezember 2009, 2:42:32 Uhr
Betreff: [SoundComp-Develop] tech doc

Hi Guys,

If you want to see my first tech doc you can download it from:

public.me.com/richard.shinn

Let me know what you think.

Rich

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