From: Michel Demazure Date: 2010-03-27T00:55:51+09:00 Subject: Re: Ruby and user documentation Robert Klemme wrote: > 2010/3/26 Michel Demazure : >> Word) format directly available for such things ? > AFIK you can have hyperlinks in OO files - and they can even point to > other OO files (relative paths should work). I believe you can even > preserve them in exported PDF files. You can also create books > composed of multiple individual files. Does that help you? > > Kind regards > > robert Actually, as I work on Windows, I can use Word (which yes has links to internal bookmarks). But I tried to find a better tool. For instance, I am not able in Word (I did not try in OO) to link automagically every instance of a given word to a specific bookmark : it does not seem possible to paste a linked word in the "replace all" field without loosing the link... This I can do in any markup source, even in LaTeX. Or by hacking a Word macro, shame ! Well, maybe I want too much. On has apparently to choose between manipulating images in a markup language or hacking links in a WISIWIG. I do not know which solution I hate more ! _md -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.