Hi, I agree that LaTeX is the BEST pick! And a hard copy can (sometimes) be more handy to browse than the Internet :) Ergo, paper + internet == best! Cheers, Allister Levi C. Sanchez Department of Physics MSU - Iligan Institute of Technology 9200 ILIGAN CITY Philippines On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Dmitri Litvintsev wrote: > > > Hi Rooters, > > I really don't think that there is even a question about > 'how' the user manual to be written, as far as format is > concerned. There is no even a choice here: > > LaTeX document is the only available option. > > Given sufficient motivation *.tex source can be converted in > whatever format conceivable. > > I'd love just to have possiblity to download User Manual from > root site in PS format, print it and don't wish anything else. > Having hardcopy handy plus already existing root's reference guide > should be sufficient. > > pdf! I cannot even read it from my machine, should go to the > PC running hated OS to view it > > regards, > Dmitri Litvintsev > > /----------------------------------------------------------\ > | Tel: (630) 840 5005 | > | FAX: (630) 840 2968 | > | office: 169-E CDF Trailers | > | E-mail: litvinse@fnal.gov | > \----------------------------------------------------------/ > > > > > On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Michael Gold wrote: > > > let me throw in my 2 cents: you want something that is > > easy to browse thru like HTML or GNU info. a paper > > document is much less useful. > > > > Michael Gold, University of New Mexico > > >
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