taking screenshots - new section for Documentation Guide (was installation guide)

[Karsten Wade]

On Tue, 2004-08-31 at 11:15, Paul W. Frields wrote:

> Agreed. I didn't like having to stack tags one bit from a readability
> standpoint, but I figured the end justified the means (i.e. readable
> output). If this part of xmlto (or something else) needs fixing, it
> would be great if someone could identify what's broken.
> 
> With regard to your test ([...snipped...]), I think that examples 1-2
> prove my point. Example 2 shows a rendering with the least amount of
> extra vertical whitespace surrounding the actual code snippet. That's
> what I was seeing as well, and why I started stacking tags.

It looks like it is just a function of the whitespace.  The new line
following the <computeroutput> tag is interpreted and inserted into the
output.  I think it's a visual thing we shouldn't worry about; it
doesn't make the output an harder to read with the extra line, but it
makes the XML lots easier to read and maintain.

- Karsten
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