Re: [boost-docs] Query regarding boostbook and documentation

> Note that www.blincubator.com has a link to a free personal version.
> This version is no longer supported but it still works fine.  It's not
> perfect, but quite good.

Thanks Robert, I found the instructions page on blincubator and will 
follow them and see how I get on. I hope you don't mind if I contact you 
directly, if and when I get stuck.


> Here is the place to start.
>
>   http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/master/doc/html/boostbook.html
>
> I don't know if you've found that.  It's not easy to find on the website.

I did find that, but it was filled with boost-centric jargon and 
assumptions of knowledge that a neophyte like myself can't fulfill.
Which seemed extreme, just for writing documentation. And a lot of the 
stuff I tried in there (like htmltidy) didn't actually work. So much is 
out of date.


> I been exactly there.  Just walk in my footprints.

Will do - thank you.