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Digitizing hand written DesignDoc.

None · 2003-10-20T05:46:15

Which is the best program advised to create a digital version of my DesignDoc. I have a huge game DesignDoc which is handwritten and is 50 percent complete. The features I wanna add to my digital DD are: Appendix A,B.. Glossary .... Index.. Search capablity. Hyperlinks through doc.. and easy modification. Later I want to divide the topics on designers side ,programmers sides... and create seperate versions. All I want is it should have a lot of ease for the reader and easy reference whenever needed. Which program is advisable.Is MS Word good enough?Microsoft help workshop? etc.. Many Thankyou in advanced.

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Started by Saurabh Torne October 13, 2003 02:00 AM

11 comments, last by Saurabh Torne 20 years, 8 months ago

Syphoon

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October 20, 2003 03:34 AM

LaTeX is a good option. Multiplatform, Free, automatically generates links and tables of contents, and can make pretty spiffy PDFs. You see a lot of university papers written with it.

Saurabh Torne

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October 20, 2003 05:22 AM

I would like if you give me the link for latex.I never knew of a software named latex.Latex is an ingredient in luxury condoms is what I know.

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joanusdmentia

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October 20, 2003 05:46 AM

If you have a Linux distribution then odds are you already have a copy of LaTeX floating around. If you''re under Windows, search for MiKTeX and WinEdt. LaTeX is kind of a document programming language that can be compiled into several different formats such as HTML, PDF, DVI, PS and no doubt many others. MiKTeX is basically LaTeX for windows and WinEdt is a handy editor that helps ease creating LaTeX documents.

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