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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Just a little detail:<BR>
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Presently, if you open up the index.html in the documentation, you'll get an overview of the documentation "GRASS GIS 6.2.1 Reference Manual<BR>
Geographic Resources Analysis Support System, commonly referred to as GRASS," etc. That makes sense, but, when you go down and select one of the subcategories in the "Manual sections:" eg, display commands, database commands and so on, you are presented with a new page with exactly the same header. I am often using grass on a portable, and then what I see on screen from display.html is exactly the same as index.html.... Although most people using grass is probably having a bigger screen, I would suppose to either:<BR>
- Remove the introductory text from all the 'sub main pages' except index.html<BR>
or - Put the introductory text after the list of commands<BR>
or - Make an #anchor at the top of the list of the commands and having the hrefs in index.html to point at those.<BR>
eg, for display.html, a snippet from the html would be:<BR>
<b id="list">display commands:</b><BR>
<table><BR>
<tr><td valign=top><a href="d.ask.html">d.ask</a></td> <td>Prompts the user...<BR>
and the corresponding link in index.html would be <a href="display.html#list">Display commands</a><BR>
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If those html-files are not auto-generated somewhere, I can volunteer to update them, preferably with my first proposal, although I am open for all of them.<BR>
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Morten Sickel<BR>
Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority</FONT>
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