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Re: Ultimate Book [message #24856 is a reply to message #24850]

Mon, 01 February 2010 16:35

koldo
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mr_ped wrote on Mon, 01 February 2010 15:28

BTW, just a technical thing... because the private dev SVN is hosted on site with low upload, maybe it would be good to split the book into more T++ topics, so you will not have to upload/download the cover pic every time you edit something in it. (for example the content debate will result into many changes for sure Smile

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Hello Mr Ped

As the cover is just one page it would be changed only very few times.

However I think it is good for T++ topics (in general) not to be too long.

About U++ Book package size, from Bazaar/U++ Book web:

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To do it from the scratch would be an astonishing job. Now there are hundreds of pages already in T++ documentation. And they have to be periodically updated.

So why not have both things at the same time ?: Based in Upp technology we can have a help system and a book with only one effort.
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This means that U++ Book does not have to contain almost any documents... It browses through U++ and Bazaar pages to get the docs (as uppweb does).

Best regards
Iñaki

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