RE: The humbling reality of writing multi-page articles

["Darren Barefoot" <darren -dot- barefoot -at- capeclear -dot- com>]

Good point...I think this is the way we'll go in the future. Besides,
then we avoid the whole multi-page humiliation. Furthermore, we're not
stuck having to break the articles into multiple pages, which is a pain
in the butt. Thanks. DB.

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> Subject: Re: The humbling reality of writing multi-page articles
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> 
> Darren-
> 
> Have you considered having some sort of TOC for the article? 
> That would let you post it all on one long page, but you 
> could provide some sort of navigation at the side or top of 
> the page to allow your readers to quickly move to other 
> sections of the article. I often find this preferable to 
> breaking a long piece into separate HTML pages.
> 

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