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At 09:07 AM 08/17/2005 -0400, Karen wrote:
I think it looks and feels great. Congratulations - it's a big
undertaking. My only suggestion with the WWWOptions file to make it easier
for adding future release changes is to download a copy of the current
example set WWWoptions file and edit it to match your newworking file.
That way, everything will be grouped the way that Innovative has theirs
and it will be much easier to locate a WWWOption that matches a function
or module. And add comments to mark the sections. It's painstaking to do,
but well worth it.
I agree with the comments comment, but the usefulness of editing the
wwwoptions file from the current example set just to get entries grouped
probably depends on the level of customization you have in place as well as
how you plan to maintain your wwwoptions file (text editor or Millennium
Administration). For us, editing the example file just to get entries
grouped by functionality would be a waste of time for two reasons: (1) the
III file has lots of entries I don't need and is missing many of the
entries I do need; (2) if I want to see wwwoptions neatly grouped by
functionality I can just fire up Millennium Administration, where I can
view them alphabetically or by group, regardless of how they appear in the
file as viewed in a text editor.
Bob Duncan
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Robert E. Duncan
Systems Librarian
Editor, IT Communications
Lafayette College
Easton, PA 18042
duncanr at lafayette dot edu
http://www.library.lafayette.edu/
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