documentation

actuary77 · Post by **actuary77** » 2004 Aug 15, 01:05

Q.1 Are there any other versions of documentation available, e.g.
html, ps, texi ps etc. ?

I am a emacs user and would like to create or have available text versions of documentation.

I have tried to convert pdf docs to txt, html etc. and I am unable because of format errors. I have pictures of the errors from adobe acrobat and ghostview if they would be helpful.

Q.2 On NetEZ, how do I make Options: "HTML ON". It is currently OFF and I do not see how to turn it on?

Q.3 Is it possible to upload image to NetEZ post?

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Post by **nikos** » 2004 Aug 15, 10:16

the raw help is a microsoft word document but it has so many tables and things that i can't see it being converted to text

wrt the forum questions, you can use bbcode instead of html tags. You can't upload pictures, only links to pictures

actuary77 · Post by **actuary77** » 2004 Aug 16, 01:21

Could I get a copy of the word doc and see what I could do? Last night I put together a summary of the menu commands in a lisp readable format. Cut and pasted the appendix with the command summaries and just chugged threw it.

xplorer is a great contribution. I have tried em all it seems and as far a explorer replacement, xplorer is much, much faster and provides all of the features that ms left out. Thanks for the good work. If you need any help, documentation, testing, etc. I have some time.

Being as skilled as you are, have you ever taken a look at scintalla?, scite? at: http://www.scintall.org

It is a killer editor, highly customizable and is my number one choice outside of emacs. It has the speed and feature qualities of xplorer. I think that xplorer, and your skills with the windows api, would make scintilla + xplorer = xplorilla would be a great match.
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