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On Thu, 05 Nov 2009 09:41:25 +0000, Invisible wrote:
> Of course, PDF has the advantage of being a single, compressed file with
> no possibility of broken hyperlinks / missing images / missing fonts /
> etc. But for a help file, I'd suggest that HTML is more appropriate.
> (Who the hell is going to print out 2,000 pages on actual paper?)
Broken hyperlinks is a definite possibility, both internal to the doc and
to external websites.
I've worked with Framemaker enough to know that it's possible to build a
PDF with borken internal document references, though you will get
warnings on that. It doesn't validate external links are valid or not.
Jim
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