On Sun, Jul 23, 2006 at 02:11:03AM +0200, Frans Pop wrote: > > Yes, but on the website such a message is included at the top of each > page. In the manual the only realistic option is to include it only at > the beginning. As most users don't read the manual front to end, but only > browse around in it (if they read it at all), most of them would probably > miss such a notice. > To me, it does not seem like a realistic option. The website pages equal to each of the chapters. You could put a note on top of each chapter (or in the footer of every generated HTML page) associated with XML files whose revision is not up-to-date. > BTW, the website also automatically deletes translations that are too far > outdated. Yes, but a give language is not removed completely from the website if a section of it is very out of date. Only the section (or pages) are removed. It certainly is quite different from removing a whole manual just because a few pages of it might be out of date. Regards Javier
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