RE: Building a web site for documentation

["Kane, Beth" <Beth -dot- Kane -at- ncslearn -dot- com>]

They can print a page, as on any Web site. 

However, people are unlikely to print pages from workbooks that they'll only
be working with in class. 

The courseware comes with some worksheets that are for people to take home
to work with further, OR to write on in class; all of those will be provided
on the site as PDFs, for optimal printing. Teachers will print them before
classtime, no doubt. 

Beth Kane
Tech Writer
NCS Learn's Technical Services Org.
www.ncslearn.com
beth -dot- kane -at- ncslearn -dot- com


-----Original Message-----
Interesting...so if a person wants to print out your Web-based docs, what is
he to do?  Or do you have an option planned where users can print the docs?
It seems to me that it's much more difficult to print a website than it is a
PDF.  Perhaps you need both?

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