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Conference azur::mcc

Title:	DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:	Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:	TAEC::BEROUD

Created:	Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:	Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	6497
Total number of notes:	27359

776.0. "Looking for SYSTEM REFERENCE Manual documentation" by SICKO::FRAZER (Vision operates on many levels...) Thu Mar 07 1991 17:01

    Well, since November was the last new Documentation related note, I
    guess I'll get the ball rolling again... 
    
    After copying several of the documents from
    
    WORDY::USER$657:[PUBLIC.NMS]
    
    I found that the DECmcc System Reference Manual which is referenced
    in both the Developer's Toolkit Reference and the Management Module
    Programming documents did not seem to be available.  Am I just not
    reading what is in front of my eyes or is this document located
    elsewhere?
    
    Also, and I'll admit that this is just a nit, would it be possible
    to create the postscript files so that the appropriate blank pages
    are included?  This way, when I print the files out two sided, my
    chapters always start on the right hand side, etc.  It's a lot easier
    than printing out a one sided copy, inserting blank pages, and then
    photocopying onto two sides.

    Thanks in advance,
    
    timf

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
776.1	1 for 2	WORDY::JONG	Steve Jong/T and N Publications	`Fri Mar 08 1991 16:08`	8
	The _System Reference Manual_ is not available on-line. (At 1,000+ pages, perhaps it's just as well 8^) As for inserted blank pages, for the user documentation, at least, I claim that's all been done. If you see exceptions, please send me mail. -- Steve (user documentation lead writer)
776.2	Are you doing bookreader docs ?	MARVIN::WARWICK	Trevor Warwick	`Sun Mar 10 1991 10:04`	5
	I would submit that because it is 1,000 pages+, it should be online, but as a Bookreader file, rather than a Postscript file. Trevor
776.3	Now for the stupid question: Why?	VISA::CHURCH	Dave Church, CT Eng. Europe/Valbonne	`Mon Mar 11 1991 06:25`	7
	May seem a stupid question by why is it only available in "paper" form? Just think about all those poor trees, now if only we could get it in Bookreader format! Wouldn't it save Digital money as well? Dave
776.4		BSYBEE::EGOLF	John C. Egolf LKG2-2/T02 x226-7874	`Mon Mar 11 1991 10:51`	16
	The SRM was done using LaTex to its fullest extent. There hasn't been any Latex to Bookreader conversion tools available. We are in the process of getting all the user Docs (currently in Interleaf) and the SRM (LaTex) and the MRMs (LaTex - I think) into Bookreader format for V1.2 of the product. Look, we're all out to save the planet. This is a discussion of DECmcc, not the enviroment. The topic of Bookreader is through out this conference. We've heard you and we are doing something about it, but not at the expense of having our competition take market share away from us by delivering better products. End of discussion. JCE