Helge Hafting schrieb: > On Mon, Jul 17, 2006 at 01:06:05PM +0200, Sven Schreiber wrote:
> > If you do a lot of searching, consider making a document > consisting of User's guide + extended features in one > document. Just paste one into the other, > perhaps as part I and part II. Perhaps with Customization > as part III if you need that one too. > Ok, so I would suggest a perfect trinity: Introduction, Tutorial, Manual. The manual would consist of what is now the user guide, extended features, and customization. I guess using latex book "parts" would be right for that. As a normal lyx user, you would only need the manual, the first two docs are for beginners. > > Of course, these days LyX have document branches which could be > used to turn on/off the parts one want to see, so a single big > document makes more sense now. The documentation was created > with a more limited LyX, after all. I take that as approval. When I have the time (not this month), I will try to cook something up. ( Or maybe someone else has more time in the short term ;-) Note that I'm not talking about the wiki. It's nice and everything, but I think the first point of reference should always be the included documentation. Cheers, Sven
