Appendix C. Guidelines for Writing this Manual

1. Introduction to DocBook
2. Manual building requirements
3. Make HTML/PDF/PostScript Versions of the Bluefish manual
4. Conventions for Writing this Manual
4.1. The id Attribute
4.2. Using Screen shots
4.3. Referencing Bluefish interface elements
4.4. Using procedures
4.5. Using notes, tips, warnings
4.6. Using links
4.7. Others tags
4.8. Recommendation
4.9. Contact us

1. Introduction to DocBook

The Bluefish manual is written in DocBook XML, which is a set of standards for writing documentation. Originally, DocBook was intended for computer software documentation, but is now used for many other document types.
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