mirror of https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2.git
New Docs folder setup: original proprietary docs files are kept in /pcsx2/Docs, and distributable PDFs should be generated from them into /bin/docs for releases. :)
Docs are using Word 2000 format, which hopefully will be consistent between Word 2003/2007 and OpenOffice (not all devs are Word-enabled). (note: FAQ has been converted from rtf to doc, and is currently in a partially-reformatted state. I'll finish applying the improved formatting soon) git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@3124 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
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/pcsx2/Docs/ Folder
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This folder contains original "editable format" documents that are packaged with releases.
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Changes and updates should be made to these files and then exported to PDF format into the
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/bin/docs/ folder prior to running installers or packaging zip files.
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Also contained in this folder for now are the GPL license and header files. These are not
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needed for building public releases.
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The legacy/ folder contains changelogs and blogs for the CVS development branch of PCSX2
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(being 0.9.4 and prior releases).
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IMPORTANT: Documents saved here must be of a format everyone (or most everyone) can read!
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This seems to exclude Word 2007 and ODT (openoffice) formats; the latter because Word likes
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to save non-standard ODT files that OpenOffice can't read correctly (woops). So far the
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*best* choice seems to be Word 97/2000 format. It's fairly feature-full, and seems to be
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well-supported by most word processors these days (most importantly Word and OpenO).
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When editing and re-saving doc files, please make sure you have legacy Word 97/2000 output
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enabled. Word and OpenOffice should default to retaining the format, but may prompt you to
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upgrade toa newer version. IGNORE IT.
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