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"Dean MacIsaac" <dma### [at] starabiliascom> wrote in message
news:3c5acb41@news.povray.org...
> don't you need to know the font, how many exact pages up front, and
whether
> the ink is environment safe first? These are all pure logic to me...
>
> I mean as long as the horse is pushing the cart... Right?
You're right, especially about the page count. If we aren't doing a 845
page book, I think we should just give it up. I got a 846 page book once and
it was lousy.
All joking aside, if multiple people are going to work on a book,
choosing a common electronic format is the first step, but more than a
little debate is counterproductive. *.doc is common enough and has enough
emulators. Full MSWord .doc has some features that make writing a manual
much easier.
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