>> I'm a new FAQ maintainer (comp.databases.sybase) but my approach in
>> maintaining the FAQ was to do it in HTML and use tools (lynx) to
>> convert it back to text. This way I tend to not get bogged down with
>> renumbering and the like...
This is what I do, except that I have been using Mosaic to generate a
formatted text version and a PostScript version. For my next release
I will be trying Netscape. The text version goes to news.answers,
the HTML version to my and a couple of other WWW servers, and the
text, HTML and PostScript versions to my anonymous FTP server.
>> I guess I was seeing the trend being more HTML as the "standard" and
>> TEXT as the exception.
I guess this depends on what people see as being the primary
distribution channel, Usenet News or WWW. I decided the future would
be WWW. Also, my FAQ is not really a list of Qs asked on a newsgroup,
it is more a list of Qs that should be asked :-)
Regards,
Martin
E-mail: mleese@omg.unb.ca
WWW: http://www.omg.unb.ca/~mleese/
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