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What about the printed manuals? I think they still have some of those not too long ago (e.g. Intel manuals). What was the tool chosen? Very curious to know. Or
by ferguess_k 8mo ago
What about the printed manuals? I think they still have some of those not too long ago (e.g. Intel manuals). What was the tool chosen? Very curious to know.
Or, maybe a legacy example -- how were the printed manuals of Microsoft C 6.0 written? That was in the early 90s I think.
- WillAdams 8mo agoFramemaker.
- ferguess_k 8mo agoThanks, thought MSFT was using its own tools.
- WillAdams 8mo agoIf you don't make it, you can't use it. Microsoft has never made a technical publishing package, so it has to be outsourced.
- ferguess_k 8mo agoYeah I agreed. Kinda missed the old days with thick manuals. I bought one for gdb a couple of years ago and love it -- despite it is just the paper version of the online one.