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> I use Windows, Amiga, Lynix and Mac. HTML would be my choice above
>all others! <smile> I really don't see how HTML is a bad choice for
>printing. All it takes is a bit of pre-planning; put each page in a fixed
>width table, so the format when printed will look exactly like the format
>on screen, and make sure each page will fit on a printed page. Use this
>template for every page, and all you have to worry about is what to write,
>not how to format it.
> Hyperlinks are, by far, more important to me than pretty printouts
>anyway. If you want to get fancy, some simple scripts can be created to do
>searches on the HTML pages that will work on any modern browser. But a
>well thought out contents page is fine.
Nothing worse than a helpdesk call caused by someone trying
to print a 60 page document that's using American page sizes.
Please don't inflict this on us.
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