Re: Documentation, what to use?

Iain Duncan escribe:
> Hi all, I want to start documenting my score editing tools so I can 
> actually release at least some alpha stage stuff. Wondering what is the 
> best format. I know NOTHING about the various doc formats, but I like 
> stuff to be cross-platform, easy to read through, easy to search and 
> free/open-source. Any suggestions as to what to use, or where to find 
> good comparisons, tutorials, etc?

[1]DocBook support on Windows platforms is certainly not that great,
but any modern enough Linux distro is plenty of tools for developing
documentation using it. You may give it a chance.

1. http://www.docbook.org/

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