On Mon, Jul 22, 2002 at 12:22:39AM -0500, Ben Chapman wrote:
Everyone:
Please excuse this if it's been covered before...
I want my staff to create documentation about our work procedures in structured text. My idea was that each "chapter" would be contained in a folder. I would like these documents to automagically have a table of contents, back and next links, etc., as is common in DocBook-derived web-based documentation.
There is a product - ChrisM's backtalk system that does this rather well. http://sourceforge.net/projects/backtalk/ I recommend that you download the CVS release. I have had minor problems with creating a "book of books"; but for single level books it is very nice. This is (more or less) what the Zope Book people are using. Jim Penny
I know that the Zope Book authors must have put together something like this to assemble their book. Is this available anywhere or is an alternative product like this available?
Many thanks in advance,
Ben Chapman
P.S. 90% of our law school's web-site is now Zope -- http://www.law.utulsa.edu/ Thanks again for such phenomenal software.
-- Benjamin J. Chapman benjamin-chapman@utulsa.edu 918/631-2405 Director of Computing Resources TU College of Law http://www.utulsa.edu/law/support/ Send computing support requests to: support@mail.law.utulsa.edu
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