> Thomas Løcke wrote:
> > Hey,
> >
> > I'm about to start the process of writing the 2nd
> edition of a fairly
> > long (+150 A4 pages) internal manual. It's about a
> set of software
> > systems and programming practices in my business. The
> 1st edition was
> > written using OpenOffice. I remember spending a lot of
> time trying to
> > make things "look good", and when I'm
> reading the manual today, I'm
> > constantly reminded of how hard I failed at that. :o)
> >
> > So for this 2nd edition, I've been looking for
> some better tools, and
> > this has brought me to LyX. I've installed LyX and
> TexLive on my
> > Slackware 12.1 system, and I've tinkered some with
> it. It appears to
> > be *exactly* what I'm looking for.
> >
> Yes, LyX ought to be the right tool for making a book
> "look good". And size will not be a problem.
>
> Many like to use one file per chapter. Lyx can handle a
> single 150-page document, but you may get tired of scrolling
> around in it.
>
I am not tired with a book of 726 pages. I always have outlook screen open.
When I need go to any section, go by a click in TOC of outlook.
Regards
Marcelo
Yahoo! Cocina
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