18 Jan
2014
18 Jan
'14
2:36 a.m.
>I like the idea of a one-time autostart. Whether
through the help
>handbook or just a text file in kwrite is fine. If we choose the
>help handbook then we need to convert the Release Notes into a
>docbook file and compile as bz2 html file, just like all other
>help
>handbooks, along with the same background theme. In that respect,
>a one-time auto-start of kwrite is much simpler. On the other
hand,
>a one-time autostart of the help handbook is slick
and polished,
>and we also can add the Release Notes into the main handbook
table of
>contents for longevity.
>
>With the next maintenance release we update the document and
>reimplement the one-time autostart.
I'm now thinking we could add a link in the "Welcome to TDE" help
handbook. We auto-start the handbook just once with the handbook
opening directly to the Release Notes.
The next time a user opens the main handbook, the "Welcome to TDE"
handbook contains a link to the Release Notes.
The one-time autostart would function much like this command:
khelpcenter help:/khelpcenter/index.html?anchor=welcome
To see the effect, copy and paste that command into the Run dialog
(Alt-F2).
Darrell