- From: Henry Thorpe <thorpe@casp2.ho.att.com>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jan 1997 18:32:17 -0500 (EST)
- To: r.vai@fstsf.it (Vai Roberto)
- Cc: www-talk@www10.w3.org
Vai; I suggest using Adobe Acrobat PDF format, with the byte-server extensions for your Web server. The viewer is freely available. See http://www.adobe.com/acrobat/main.html Henry Vai Roberto originally wrote: > > Hello, > I need to put on Internet / Intranet big documents (even more then 100 > pages long) that will be read and also printed by the users. > > I'm looking for some tools (or rules) that can be useful in structuring > and editing those documents to reach the following objectives: > > * Be able to split the document in more Web pages. > * Automatic generation of table of contents and related links to > all the pages and to each intra-page heading. > * Automatic insertion in the document of useful intra-page links > to give the possibility to the reader to go directly to the next or > previous chapter avoiding to scroll many pages. > * Easy updating of the fixed parts that are present in all the Web > pages belonging to the same document (Updating of Logos, Copyright > string, etc..). > * Easy downloading (by a single request) of all the pages that are > members of the same document. > * Pretty document print-out, as close as possible to the quality > we can achive by the mean of an word processor. > > Thanks in advance for your interest in my questions. > > Roberto Vai > > > > > -- ____________________________________________________________ Henry E. Thorpe (908-949-1615/6604) AT&T WorldNet Hosting Planning and Development, Content Operations thorpe@lynxhub.att.com, hethorpe@attmail.com, Henry.Thorpe@worldnet.att.net
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