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>> Personally, I think HTML help files are great, as long as everything is
>> linked correctly. It's either one extra directory to the index, or one
>> extra visible folder to look at. A good trade-off, IMO.
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> I prefer HTML to PDF too.
As I said before, they are designed for different things.
If you're trying to produce high-quality printed material, PDF is the
natural way to do. It is designed from the ground up to support printing.
For viewing stuff on-screen, PDF isn't such a hot choice. HTML has the
advantage that the text can be reflowed to any screen resolution and
window size. It's specifically designed for on-screen display.
It's about using the right tool for the job.
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