Interview with Mark G. Sobell, author of "A Practical Guide to Red Hat Linux 8"
by Mirko Zorz - Thursday, 3 April 2003.
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I want to do more work on Web-based and online documentation. I think these areas hold the key to turning books into much more useful documents. Aside from the obvious advantage of being able to keep the material up-to-date, I believe that the material can be accessed more easily. An index is useful but it can be frustrating; being able to do a full text search on multiple documents could be more fruitful. In my books I suggest that the user sit in front of a computer and try the examples as s/he reads the book. How much nicer to have the examples come alive as you read them.

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