[dev] Documentation
Jon Parise
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On Fri, Oct 05, 2001 at 06:14:17PM +0200, Jan Schneider wrote:
> > I agree that the documentaiton for the framework should be
> > kept together. I'm still wondering whether it makes sense to
> > bundle the documentation for all of the individual
> > applications together in one set of documentation.
>
> I think so. If we distribute the documentation in html format
> there's no danger that people get lost in it. On the other hand
> everything is in one place if it's needed.
>
> And a side effect may be that people try out other horde
> modules if they read what they offer though they only wanted to
> install imp. ;-)
Okay, I'll agree with that. That's how the documentation is
currently organized, anyway, so no more work is involved. =)
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Subject: Re: [dev] Documentation
Quoting Jon Parise <jon@horde.org>:
> Okay, I'll agree with that. That's how the documentation is
> currently organized, anyway, so no more work is involved. =)
It might be good to be able to build chunks of the documentation for inclusion
with tarballs. But I think a lot of people will go to the website for the docs,
where it makes sense to be able to link into individual sections of it, but
it's going to be in one place anyway.
-chuck
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Subject: NIC - Morphed a few extra tools.
I morphed a few extra NIC tools for the windows folks in the office.
o- whois to check domains, existent and non-existent
o- Convert IP to Host and verify reverse look-up.
o- eMail address varification ( Just checks the result of rcpt to:
there may be a better way. This isn't infalible.
Very simple and unassuming, if anyone would like the respective php and inc
files from /NIC, I'll be glad to share so they can be improved, if anyone
is interested. I could also use icons for them, I'm not very graphically
creative :-)
ed
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Subject: Re: [dev] NIC - Morphed a few extra tools.
Quoting Edwin Culp <eculp@EnContacto.Net>:
> I morphed a few extra NIC tools for the windows folks in the office.
>
> o- whois to check domains, existent and non-existent
> o- Convert IP to Host and verify reverse look-up.
> o- eMail address varification ( Just checks the result of rcpt to:
> there may be a better way. This isn't infalible.
>
> Very simple and unassuming, if anyone would like the respective php and inc
> files from /NIC, I'll be glad to share so they can be improved, if anyone
> is interested. I could also use icons for them, I'm not very graphically
> creative :-)
Please do submit these! We'll come up with icons from somewhere...
-chuck
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Subject: taglines
What are people's opinions on the taglines at the bottom of most of the pages
right now (the "Internet Messaging Program (IMP) 2.3.7-cvs" links)?
I'm thinking that maybe they don't mesh too well with the rest of the look and
code right now; they're not configurable, use names for the apps which
generally don't show to users anymore, and give people who may have no idea
what Horde is links to the site, which may be more confusing than not.
So I'm thinking we might be better of nuking them. Opinions?
-chuck
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the criminal government of Afghanistan.