To divert a little, but not talking about Markdown.
We were looking for a simple way of of producing documents in html,
thought we were on the right track until some of the potential users
asked for pdf too. We now use Lyx for the authoring, it produces
formatted text, without formatting marks having to be typed in.
From the Lyx master, we output in pdf and html, with DVI and xhtml
available as options. Where Open Document format is needed, the html
can be directly pasted in to .odt, but with one failing. A Table of Contents
in Lyx loses the page links in the paste function . There is an easy
work-around, just create a new ToC in Libre Office - about 4 clicks,
and delete the original ToC.
Gordon Cooper
MX-Linux Documentation Team
Tauranga N.Z.
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