Open Stack

On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 1:33 PM, Adam Lawson <alawson at aqorn.com> wrote:

> Curious, has anyone had any success with a Word template or something
> similar that really works for them? Like highlighting text and applying a
> style that formats it to be a tip, as code snippet, as  a warning/gotcha,
> etc etc?
>
>
If you really want Word, and I don't think you do, go to
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/ and pick out a template with
styles already defined.

Remember we're open source so our toolset all the way down to the fonts is
open source.

For your use case, creating docs for users trying to deploy OpenStack,
ideally you'll download the upstream docs from docs.openstack.org, use the
heck outta them, and log doc bugs where you're having trouble getting
readers to heed your warnings. :)

Anne


> I'm trying to create documentation for users who are trying to deploy
> Openstack and I'd like to re-use the format over and over again where the
> content changes significantly but things like code, warning, Note,
> Important sections are called out to appear differently than the rest of
> the text...
>
>
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