Le 17/01/2012 09:43,
a écrit :
Hello,
currently my company is thinking about transferring
its user documentation into XML and docbook.
Since we are an IT company, XML and programming in
general is not a problem. But: We cannot find and adjust the
stylesheet needed to create our custom documentation.
We are currently setting up a prototype for our
documentation, following the instructions from Walsh´s "DocBook
5: The definitive Guide" and working with the XML Mind Editor
and a trial version of "OXYGEN Editor".
Basically, we are satisfied with the results and
trust in docbooks function (since having lots of trouble with
Word), but the lacking transparency makes
it really hard to come up with a sample documentation/ prototype
.Each file we open has at least one reference to a website we
cannot open and dozens of files that don´t exist or are really
hard to find. We checked the regular docbook.zip from the
docbook homepage, but also all files of the respective editors.
(Is there something as a "default" Docbook editor that you would
propose?)
Can anyone give me some advice, a link or even a
how-to for adjusting the docbook stylesheet? Personally, I would
love to use docbook for our user documentation, simply for the
additional features it has compared to other text processing
program, but only if I can adjust the appearance. Especially
regarding corporate identity this is absolutely necessary.
I am surprised to read the above message. I really thought that we
had enough documentation to achieve what you want. See for example,
XMLmind XML Editor - Configuration and Deployment
Chapter 5. Customizing an existing configuration
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/configure/customizing.html
("DocBook v5+" is one of the ``configuration'' supported by XMLmind
XML Editor.)
Moreover:
* You are welcome to send support requests to:
maito:
More information:
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/support.html
* We even have an easy-to-purchase customization service which could
give you a quick start. (However because you are an IT company, you
probably don't need it.) See
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/customization_service.html
