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Comments
Comment #1
puregin CreditAttribution: puregin commentedI will be deprecating this module and continuing development under the book import/export module.
Comment #2
BoobaaSounds fine for me - especially if that could export a book to PDF, without widow/orphan lines, titles/headings keeping with the next paragraph, and a TOC with page numbers.
Well, sounds like I didn't have my daily coffee yet, ie. time to wake up.
Comment #3
grub3 CreditAttribution: grub3 commentedHello,
We are the kdenlive community developing kdenlive video editor under GNU/Linux.
We would like to use the Docbook port to Drupal 6.6 to export our collaborative books (new manual for Kdenlive) to Docbook.
1) What is the extent of work needed to export books to Docbook format ?
This is for inclusion in Kdenlive online help.
2) Do you think we could use Drupal to translate the books and then export to Docbook?
Kind regards,
Jean-Michel