I looked at the online docs and one of the most useful QNX4 book
is simply not there !
Why ???
Is it too hard to simply:
tar -cvf tcp_prog.tar /usr/help/…/tcpip/prog_guide/*
upload it via ftp and
tar -xvf tcp_prog.tar
at the right place ???
and then add the URL
on the HTML file under the QNX4 section.
Since it takes less than 5 minutes to do that, why are you waiting for ?
Thank you !
Fred.
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“Fred” <fprog@users.sourceforge.net> wrote in message
news:91hd30$5p0$1@inn.qnx.com…
I looked at the online docs and one of the most useful QNX4 book
is simply not there !Why ???
Is it too hard to simply:
tar -cvf tcp_prog.tar /usr/help/…/tcpip/prog_guide/*
upload it via ftp and
tar -xvf tcp_prog.tar
at the right place ???
and then add the URL
a href=“http://…/tcpip/prog_guide/about.html”>TCP/IP programmer’s
guide<Bron the HTML file under the QNX4 section.
Since it takes less than 5 minutes to do that, why are you waiting for ?
Why don’t you do it yourself. There a bunch of simple to install web server
out there.
Thank you !
Fred.
From the beginning of the release, we’ve intended to put the
TCP/IP v5.0 (for QNX 4.25) books online; but because of
other priorities, the product wasn’t released in the timeframe
that we’d originally anticipated. ;-(
All of the work required to make our files “web-ready” went into
this version – i.e. added appropriate navigation links,
information for searches, online indexes, etc. –
so please DON’T ask for the previous version:
TCP/IP for QNX 4 docs (for QNX 4.25), the HTML source isn’t web-compatible!
Since “TCP/IP v5.0 for QNX 4” will be going out as a release candidate this week,
we’ll make the v5.0 docs available on the web. They’ll be updated as required,
and when the release is made final.
I hope this makes for a nice Christmas present.
-Donna
Fred <fprog@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
I looked at the online docs and one of the most useful QNX4 book
is simply not there !Why ???
Is it too hard to simply:
tar -cvf tcp_prog.tar /usr/help/…/tcpip/prog_guide/*
upload it via ftp and
tar -xvf tcp_prog.tar
at the right place ???
and then add the URL
a href=“http://…/tcpip/prog_guide/about.html”>TCP/IP programmer’s
guide<Bron the HTML file under the QNX4 section.
Since it takes less than 5 minutes to do that, why are you waiting for ?
Thank you !
Fred.
Donna Kinsman wrote:
From the beginning of the release, we’ve intended to put the
TCP/IP v5.0 (for QNX 4.25) books online; but because of
other priorities, the product wasn’t released in the timeframe
that we’d originally anticipated. ;-(All of the work required to make our files “web-ready” went into
this version – i.e. added appropriate navigation links,
information for searches, online indexes, etc. –
so please DON’T ask for the previous version:
TCP/IP for QNX 4 docs (for QNX 4.25), the HTML source isn’t
web-compatible!
Since “TCP/IP v5.0 for QNX 4” will be going out as a release candidate
this week,
we’ll make the v5.0 docs available on the web. They’ll be updated as
required, and when the release is made final.I hope this makes for a nice Christmas present.
-Donna
Fred <> fprog@users.sourceforge.net> > wrote:
I looked at the online docs and one of the most useful QNX4 book
is simply not there !Why ???
Is it too hard to simply:
tar -cvf tcp_prog.tar /usr/help/…/tcpip/prog_guide/*
upload it via ftp and
tar -xvf tcp_prog.tar
at the right place ???
and then add the URL
a href=“http://…/tcpip/prog_guide/about.html”>TCP/IP programmer’s
guide<Bron the HTML file under the QNX4 section.
Since it takes less than 5 minutes to do that, why are you waiting for ?
Thank you !
Fred.
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That’s funny; I thought HTML was “web-ready”
Baal <baal@qnxvictim.net> wrote:
Donna Kinsman wrote:
From the beginning of the release, we’ve intended to put the
TCP/IP v5.0 (for QNX 4.25) books online; but because of
other priorities, the product wasn’t released in the timeframe
that we’d originally anticipated. ;-(All of the work required to make our files “web-ready” went into
this version – i.e. added appropriate navigation links,
information for searches, online indexes, etc. –
so please DON’T ask for the previous version:
TCP/IP for QNX 4 docs (for QNX 4.25), the HTML source isn’t
web-compatible!
Since “TCP/IP v5.0 for QNX 4” will be going out as a release candidate
this week,
we’ll make the v5.0 docs available on the web. They’ll be updated as
required, and when the release is made final.I hope this makes for a nice Christmas present.
-Donna
Fred <> fprog@users.sourceforge.net> > wrote:
I looked at the online docs and one of the most useful QNX4 book
is simply not there !Why ???
Is it too hard to simply:
tar -cvf tcp_prog.tar /usr/help/…/tcpip/prog_guide/*
upload it via ftp and
tar -xvf tcp_prog.tar
at the right place ???
and then add the URL
a href=“http://…/tcpip/prog_guide/about.html”>TCP/IP programmer’s
guide<Bron the HTML file under the QNX4 section.
Since it takes less than 5 minutes to do that, why are you waiting for ?
Thank you !
Fred.
That’s funny; I thought HTML was “web-ready”
Our tools created HTML that was appropriate for the Helpviewer,
but didn’t incorporate web user-friendly features such as navigation links
(PREVIOUS button, NEXT button, UP button), online search capability,
online indexes, etc (see those 3 or 4 buttons at the top of the page?).
These are all features that the helpviewer did, they weren’t incorporated
into the HTML.
Merci !
TCP/IP index
http://qdn.qnx.com/support/docs/tcpip50/prog_guide/about.html
Fred.
Donna Kinsman wrote in message <91r36m$j76$1@nntp.qnx.com>…
Baal <> baal@qnxvictim.net> > wrote:
Donna Kinsman wrote:From the beginning of the release, we’ve intended to put the
TCP/IP v5.0 (for QNX 4.25) books online; but because of
other priorities, the product wasn’t released in the timeframe
that we’d originally anticipated. ;-(All of the work required to make our files “web-ready” went into
this version – i.e. added appropriate navigation links,
information for searches, online indexes, etc. –
so please DON’T ask for the previous version:
TCP/IP for QNX 4 docs (for QNX 4.25), the HTML source isn’t
web-compatible!
Since “TCP/IP v5.0 for QNX 4” will be going out as a release candidate
this week,
we’ll make the v5.0 docs available on the web. They’ll be updated as
required, and when the release is made final.I hope this makes for a nice Christmas present.
-Donna
Fred <> fprog@users.sourceforge.net> > wrote:
I looked at the online docs and one of the most useful QNX4 book
is simply not there !Why ???
Is it too hard to simply:
tar -cvf tcp_prog.tar /usr/help/…/tcpip/prog_guide/*
upload it via ftp and
tar -xvf tcp_prog.tar
at the right place ???
and then add the URL
a href=“http://…/tcpip/prog_guide/about.html”>TCP/IP programmer’s
guide<Bron the HTML file under the QNX4 section.
Since it takes less than 5 minutes to do that, why are you waiting for
?Thank you !
Fred.
That’s funny; I thought HTML was “web-ready”Our tools created HTML that was appropriate for the Helpviewer,
but didn’t incorporate web user-friendly features such as navigation links
(PREVIOUS button, NEXT button, UP button), online search capability,
online indexes, etc (see those 3 or 4 buttons at the top of the page?).
These are all features that the helpviewer did, they weren’t incorporated
into the HTML.