Dan,
Thanks enormously for taking the time to set this all up. Although I
haven't yet had the chance to look at it, I'm expecting that it will be
incredibly useful.
-- Vladimir
"DY" == Dan York <> writes:
DY> FYI, I'm giving a presentation tomorrow at the Ottawa Linux Symposium
DY> (http://www.linuxsymposium.org/ ) where all my slides were generated using
DY> DocBook XML and Norm's Slides 2.0a doctype. If you want to see the presentation
DY> and the XML code, you can view the preso at:
DY> http://www.lodestar2.com/people/dyork/talks/2001/ols/
DY> and the DocBook XML at:
DY> http://www.lodestar2.com/people/dyork/talks/2001/ols/maximizing-cvs.xml
DY> As you will see, the presentation is about "maximizing your use of CVS"
DY> (for newbies, that is the CVS used for version control -
DY> http://www.cvshome.org/ )
DY> I personally like the frames view:
DY> http://www.lodestar2.com/people/dyork/talks/2001/ols/frames/frames.html
DY> You'll note that I went into frames.xsl and set two parameters to "1":
DY> ns4 (since I use Netscape 4)
DY> multiframe
DY> "multiframe" is what gives you the nice border on the top and bottom of all
DY> the slides (after the first slide) as you go through the preso. Setting
DY> "ns4" was supposed to, I thought, give me a navbar that has sections
DY> that collapse, but it doesn't work.
DY> I also modified "slides.css" to use the fonts that I wanted and give me the
DY> orange borders.
DY> Anyway, it is out there for anyone interested in learning more.
DY> Comments/feedback/suggestions are welcome. (Including comments about
DY> the CVS preso :-)
DY> Regards,
DY> Dan
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