Difference between pages "FAQ Can I get my documentation in PDF form, please?" and "OHF EclipseCon 2006 F2F"

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One of the presentations (not written yet) is about OHF on Server. More information will be posted in the Wiki in the following days.

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-Documentation for Eclipse SDK releases is available in PDF
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-form from eclipse.org. Obtaining PDF documentation for other Eclipse
+One of the presentations (not written yet) is about OHF on Server. More information will be posted in the Wiki in the following days.
-software, or for non-release builds is a bit more involved.
+* [[Media:OHF on Server F2F.ppt | OHF bridge presentation]]
-When you download Eclipse code, documentation is provided in the
-form of HTML files, made accessible through a table of contents
-contained in a file called <tt>toc.xml</tt>. The contents of the HTML
-files can be browsed and searched easily with the Eclipse help system
-(see '''Help &gt; Help Contents'''). The same information can be found online
-at the Eclipse documentation Web site.
-Converting HTML to PDF form is somewhat labor-intensive. Although tools are available,
-such as HTMLDOC, to automatically convert HTML to PDF, the exact selection
-of files to include in the PDF and in what order requires some extra work.
-The best approach is to start with the <tt>toc.xml</tt> file and either write a
-conversion script or develop an Eclipse plug-in, as is done in the <tt>tocviewer</tt>
-plug-in used to write this book.
-== See Also: ==
-HTMLDOC by Easy Software Products (http://www.easysw.com/htmldoc)
-eclipse.org documentation page