> I think writing a guide for total newbies with sidebars for the
> more experienced is the way to go. One advantage of this is
> that they don't have to unlearn anything.
Sounds good - I dont have a huge amount of time myself at the moment
(got exams in school) but if you want a hand with anything specific I'd
love to help
> Kate was saying something about using DocBook a while
> ago. What would the advantages be for this ILUG ECDL
> project? Should HTML be considered instead?
> (I know nothing about DocBook and that's why I'm asking!)
I was working on a howto for the LDP a while ago and ended up not
finishing it because they required docbook and I wasn't bothered
learning a new language, and the software was a b**** to set up.
Personally I use HTML, CSS and PHP for everything I write. For most
things XML is overkill. And it is easy to make PDFs out of HTML
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