# We set options first

[options]

# ##### START OF REQUIRED SETTINGS
#
#

# Destination directory to contain the produced book
# DO NOT USE THE CURRENT DIRECTORY OR ANY DIRECTORY CONTAINING DATA!
# The first action of the htmlbook.sh output script is to remove the
# entire directory and create a new one.
# So all existing data in the directory is lost when running the htmlbook.sh
# script.
output directory		= /home/joe/work/test-html

# Book title
title				= Introduction to something

# Url where to publish the book
url				= http://www.my-server.org/something

# Impressum included in contents
# Alternatively you could use "impressum page"
impressum link			= http://www.my-server.org/impressum.html

# The authors name
# May be changed per node.
author				= Me, myself and I

# Location where the book is produced
# May be changed per node.
location			= Somewhere

#
#
# ##### END OF REQUIRED SETTINGS





# Character set, us-ascii or utf-8.
# May be changed per node.
html charset			= utf-8

# Template used for all the output files
# May be changed per node.
template			= web.hbt

# Style used for all the output files
# You may want to modify the stylesheet for a color scheme corresponding
# to your corporate identity colors.
# May be changed per node.
style				= style.css

# Do not print page-internal table of contents
# May be changed per node.
page toc			= no

# File used to build index.html
index file			= index.txt

# We do not want to create an index file with clickable keywords indexkw.html
create index			= no

# In our *.txt files we use the correct &... codes ourselves, no need
# to convert & to &
# May be changed per node.
replace ampersand		= no

# HTML tidy is available, so we use it
# May be changed per node.
tidy				= yes

# Use ln instead of cp for resource files
# May be changed per node.
ln				= yes

# Write parent headers of current page too to show the current
# position in the book
# May be changed per node.
write position			= yes

# For the navigation section we can show just icons (icons),
# text links (text) or both (both).
# This option was intended originally but skipped.
# navigation			= icons

# Shortcut icon
# May be changed per node.
shortcut icon			= favicon.ico

# Produce for HTML for CHM (yes) or normal HTML (no)
chm				= no

# We create the following script to install the files to the output directory
output script			= htmlbook.sh

# By default add line numbers to code of sourcefile and code special commands.
code line numbers		= yes

# This optional section is only processed when htmlbook is started by
# "htmlbook -o chm index.prj".
# You can use it to generate HTML for a CHM.
# To enable multiple optional sections, separate them by comma, i.e.
# "htmlbook -o chm,windows,this,that... index.prj".

[options:chm]
chm				= yes
template			= chm.hbt
code line numbers		= no
# The language setting for the CHM project, default is
# 0x409 English (USA)
# Should correspond to the LANG setting in Makefile/GNUmakefile.
#
# chm language			= 0x407 Deutsch (Deutschland)
#

[options:web]
chm				= no
template			= web.hbt

# This optional section is only processed on Windows systems, you do not
# need to activate it using "-o windows", this section is processed
# automatically.
# On non-Windows systems a corresponding [options:non-windows] section
# is processed automatically if present.

[options:windows]
output script			= htmlbook.cmd



# Additional files to copy

[files]
example1.c



# And now the book contents
# Here you see an example structure, replace it by Section headings,
# short section headings and file names you need.

[contents]
Something
  Install something on Linux/Unix
  					@short	= Installation Linux/Unix
					@file	= installu.txt
    Installation from source
    					@short	= Source installation
					@file	= instalus.txt
      Installation using program X
      					@short	= Installation using X
					@file	= instalux.txt
  Install something on Windows
  					@short	= Windows installation
					@file	= installw.txt
Start something
  Start something on Linux/Unix
  					@short	= Linux start
					@file	= startu.txt
  Start something on Windows
  					@short	= Windows start
					@file	= startw.txt