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yaman
01-24-2007 02:27:05 GMT +2
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Please provide all your chm documentation files in PDF.
This is very important to me ... printing chm is a real pain ... and I like to read my docs on paper ... not on screen.
Please, please, pretty please with a lot of sugar on top
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yaman
01-30-2007 23:04:12 GMT +2
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Hello Hicham,
Unfortunately we don't have all the Kollection documentation available in PDF format. However, we are aware of this miss and think off making it available in PDF format. Unfortunately, I cannot give you a certain date when we'll have it available for public.
Sincerely,
Cristinel
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yaman
02-09-2007 20:10:16 GMT +2
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thank you ... looking forward to this day.
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Gary T
02-21-2007 07:19:22 GMT +2
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As an alternative to waiting, I found you can create your own PDF files by using something like CutePDF Writer. To do it you'll need to set up a new printer and use Adobe PDF as the output (it should be available option once you install the CutePDF app). When that's set up then you'll need to highlight the help topic, select print and then select the option to print the category and all sub-categories. It works quite well and I printed out the whole manual in this fashion.
You can print each main topic and sub-topic under it at once. However, when you get to the How To section I recommend that you print out sub-topic individually that appears directly under each main. This section is extremely large and depending on your system, might take a while to do the print conversion. Also, it'll be easier to reference each section. (Note, the Tutorial section is available off the MX Kollection Documentation page as downloadable PDF files.)
I'd post the PDFs I created but the zip file is over 16MB in size (including the tutorials). Just as a side note, I am not affiliated with the company that puts together CutePDF. You can use any app that can create a PDF file and allow you to set up a printer that prints to a PDF file.
Gary
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