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Topic : Re: What software is good for writing a technical book? I must write a book for the university and I am looking for software. The style that I want is like the books of O'Reilly, Apress or Packt. - selfpublishingguru.com

Lengel543

: Re: What software is good for writing a technical book? I must write a book for the university and I am looking for software. The style that I want is like the books of O'Reilly, Apress or Packt.

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If you want a book to look like O'Reilly books, perhaps try DockBook, a system developed by that publisher.

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