Hi
I think providing PDF as “QSPICE User`s Guide” is a good idea.
Or simply transform Help file to PDF. Sure, direct printing with PDF printer produce file.
But it almost unusable (at least no indexing, splitted tables, etc.).
I think there is not a issue, because Mike (or QORVO QSPICE team) have an access to Help source text.
– Best Regards,
Victor
Hi Victor,
This is a good idea. It would, however, only be a snapshot in time. As you know, we’re adding new features at a rapid pace, and I fear a static document would quickly be obsolete. We’ll discuss some options.
Hi Victor,
I just tried printing the help file as a PDF. You’re correct- it’s not indexed, and tables can split across pages. For the moment, this is the best option for printing. As QSPICE updates slow, we can look into a more static file.
Hi Victor, Jeff,
I’m interested in this thread as I do a lot of evening reading on an iPad. I want to explore some of the Qspice help files both as I read these forums, and also just as my mind wanders to new ideas. But I can’t on anything but my (windows) laptop.
Perhaps a live HTML version of the help file would be an option that would be useful to all - available to all operating systems and devices?
Thanks, Geoff.
Hi Geoff
I have not any success with translating QSPICE Help (CHM) to PDF (It`s work but looks terrible)
But converting to HTML work much better.
You can try different on-line translators and check results.
For example (only)
– Regards