If Albert allows I can try to switch it to texi. I already asked, if
we
can use his fine dicumentation for a chapter "for the impatient" (or
similar), but unfortunately didn't get an answer.
I don't recall being asked this as I know I would have said yes. As to
the version of the "master", I honestly don't see the issue. Any exact
copy can effectively be the master. Suppose there are 3 copies: the
original in DOC, one in HTML, and another in RTF. Any of the 3 can be
used as the next original to be worked on for improvements, no? The
current version of this manual is v2.00. One could perfectly well take
the HTML version being created by Tom Keith and build from it to make
3.00 for example. The documents are essentially identical. That's why I
see no issue in what I or anyone else chooses to work with so long as
such copies ARE made available.
Albert
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