I need to generate some documents that look decent on the web and also
print well. Some of the documents are forms for people to fill in,
and, for the most part, the people are pretty unsophisticated. They
may even just print the form and fill it in by hand.
Some years ago, I was a heavy Latex user, but it's been a while...
I've heard rumors that it now has a WYSIWYG interface. Is this true?
At any rate, I'm looking for recommendations of something that can
produce decent html (most word processors generate abysmal html) and
decent printable stuff. (It would be very cool if I could produce the
pdf "fill in the blanks" document.)
Right now, I'm painfully generating the html in xemacs (very clean
html) and then postscript and non-editable pdf from that.
I've heard that docbook is good, but that it has a high learning
curve.
Suggestions?
TIA,
Bill
