| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 221.1 | | CLOSET::UTT | | Mon Nov 13 1989 19:08 | 11 |
| Gerold,
I have forwarded your request to Marian Weisenfeld
(BLUMON::WEISENFELD), OLD program manager. She can give you information
about and names of people to contact for an online bookbuilding service
that DEC will be making available to customers for getting their books
online before we release the tools to customers.
Hope this helps,
Mary
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| 221.2 | New program manager? | MACGPX::MOY | Mike Moy, NJCD SWS=>DTN 323-4466 | Wed Nov 22 1989 06:50 | 5 |
| Mary,
Is there a new program manager for the bookbuilding tools?
mike
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| 221.3 | | CLOSET::UTT | | Wed Nov 22 1989 09:03 | 4 |
| You may be thinking of the new CUP Online Documentation Program
Manager, Michele' Cicalese (LEZAH::CICALESE, or DONVAN::CICALESE).
Mary
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| 221.4 | Customers Books On Line as a Service | LOWELL::WEISENFELD | | Fri Nov 24 1989 16:43 | 31 |
| At this time, there are no online bookbuilding tools available for
customers either as a product or in field test. We anticipate
providing these tools in two forms:
DOCUMENT V2.0 will contain support for the Bookreader as a
destination.
Work is currently underway to create a DDIF-to-Bookreader
converter to be released as part of the CDA converter library.
Since no schedules have been published for either of these two
projects, it is premature to discuss them with customers.
However, as Mary mentioned to you in an earlier reply, if your customer
wishes to obtain online versions of their documentation in the near
term, Digital can convert their existing files to Bookreader files as a
service, and you should contact Kathy Jamieson on node SUPER::JAMIESON.
Please provide Kathy with some information about your customer's
database of documentation, like:
How big is it?
Is it hardcopy or contained in some online form?
How much of it is graphics (percentage)?
What did they use to format it?
When do they want it completed?
Do they want it on CDROM?
Glad there is as much interest in Europe as there is in the U.S.!!
Cheers,
Marian
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| 221.5 | Is there a Customer Version Yet? | GLORY::FISCHER | Mike Fischer @FAC | Mon Mar 04 1991 15:02 | 13 |
| Hello,
It seems that this topic has had no further discussion over the
past year.
We have a client that we are building a large system for. We are
writing the documentation with Document, maybe a bit of DECwrite, and
we need to know if there is, or will there be, a version of Document
that customer can use to update their BOOKREADER files on their own?
Thank you,
Mike
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| 221.6 | Almost for DOCUMENT, yes for DECwrite | VAXUUM::UTT | Mary Utt | Mon Mar 04 1991 16:34 | 8 |
| DOCUMENT V2.0, shortly to be released, provides the online bookbuilding
tools for customers. It will be announced both here and in the DOCUMENT
notes conference (on CLOSET::).
DECwrite V1.1, which has been shipping for some time, provides
Bookreader support.
Mary
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