<div>On 7/22/06, Robert F. Chapman <<a href="mailto:robert_chapman@maximhq.com">robert_chapman@maximhq.com</a>> wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> I wouldn't mind getting involved with the Installation guide. I really think I need some guidance and mentoring to get started. I have looked at many of the guides but still haven't found a starting place. I'm very new to the Doc-Book style and methods. I have yet to to find a tool to help me with creating Doc-Book documents, by hand is fine as well (vi is my close friend). I am currently working on a couple of documents for my work, I am trying BlueFish as an editor, as it seems to handle many of the tags for doc-book. I need to come up with a development environment that allows me to easily turn my plain text ruff drafts into well structured documents. Examples of others development environments and methods would be most helpful to get me started. Questions: Is the Installation Guide being re-written or just updated/improved for FC6. I have yet to install FC6-test1, and will have to do so. Are others/developers providing information for the guide or would I be a sole contributor? Are there any members of the doc-list, located in the S.F. Bay area that I would be able to meet with to help get me started? I work in Sunnyvale Calif. and love Starbucks. I also frequent a couple of the local Linux Users Groups.</blockquote><div> Hello Robert, I feel at home with vi for docbook and wouldn't mind a better tool to edit documents. Currently I use vi to edit docbook documents and use the docbook utils to convert them to the necessary formats. Using vi and rendering with docbook-tools is laborious and time consuming. I'm curious about the development environment of other writers as well and wonder if there are any better tools/methods for document generation. Chida </div> </div>