>>>>> "johnny" == johnny brasseur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
johnny> Hi there !
Hello,
johnny> I'd be interrested in helping you if i can. I'm an engeneer
johnny> developper working at stock exchange here in Paris (France).
johnny> I quite well know C++, Java and VB. I've been working with
johnny> these languages for 8 years.
Of course, any help would be much appreciated. If you can do cvs, you
can have access to the latest development release, where great things
are happening.
johnny> I've seen your web site and a i
johnny> have a little question did you realize it with LyX ? It'd be
johnny> so great if it could generate HTML tags ( it's no so difficult
johnny> to do it i think ... )
Currently, LyX can generate LinuxDoc files (a SGML DTD for doc
generation) and DocBook support is coming some day. As far as web
sites are concerned, the problem is that LyX does not aim at making
visual markup, but logical markup. I guess what we could do is
generate HTML which works with a given CSS style sheet.
johnny> Does LyX works under a windows OS ? (forgive
johnny> me , i didn't read all your website) .
Currently, LyX works under Unix and OS/2. If somebody feels like it, a
port to Windows should be possible, but it is a lot of work.
johnny> I've downloaded the
johnny> last release of LyX. I think it would be much better if there
johnny> was no error compiling messages ... The price doesn't matter :
johnny> when such a product is finally realized, it should compile
johnny> with no error. That's my point and if i can help you not to
johnny> have these i would be proud of it.
Well, if you want to help us, you can begin by telling what those
errors were, and what version of LyX you've been trying to
compile. The latest and greatest (almost) stable release is 1.0.0pre4
from ftp.devel.lyx.org:/pub/lyx.
JMarc
