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  #1 Jerome said on the 2009/01/31 at 23:55
  Groovy! This will help a lot. Thanks
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  #2 Juraj Masar said on the 2009/02/01 at 09:46
  Wow! Thank you a lot guys, I've been waiting for this for quite a long time.
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  #3 j0k3r said on the 2009/02/01 at 11:47
  Very great !
  Do you plan do make a plugin about this pdf generation based on markdown syntax ?
  I could be cool :-)
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  #4 Matthias said on the 2009/02/01 at 11:51
  I would also appreciate "converting" all the nice documentation stuff into a plugin. I know Jon has it also in his public repository of the Doctrine Website, but this is not in a reusable state. It would really be a useful tool for any symfony project!
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  #5 fabien said on the 2009/02/01 at 12:23
  @all: The generation is very tied to the way we manage the documentation and the conversion itself is done by princexml, which is not a free software.
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  #6 Tony Piper said on the 2009/02/01 at 13:24
  This is fantastic news, Fabien - developing offline will become a lot easier now!
  
  For completeness, can I suggest that you also bundle and convert the refactoring tutorial you blogged a few months ago? It's a very useful document and would benefit from a) being on the main documentation page and b) being available offline.
  
  Merci.
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  #7 Josef van Niekerk said on the 2009/02/01 at 17:51
  Really nice to have offline PDF docs! Now, all we need is an offline version of the API.
  
  The best format I find, as I'm a Windows user, is CHM!!! I use the CHM PHP documentation and it rocks!
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  #8 saganxis said on the 2009/02/01 at 18:35
  thank you very much, this 'd be very useful to us!tks again
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  #9 Dejan Spasic said on the 2009/02/01 at 19:22
  What can I say. Thank u very much!
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  #10 Eno said on the 2009/02/02 at 06:13
  I bought Practical Symfony (always nice to have a book), but having a PDF to carry around is very useful too, thank you guys!
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  #11 Fabien Marchewka said on the 2009/02/02 at 09:47
  Merci beaucoup. Voila qui va aider.
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  #12 BenLeTibétain said on the 2009/02/02 at 16:15
  Yeah :)
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  #13 Massimiliano Arione said on the 2009/02/03 at 10:22
  Great! But what about translations? I mean, we did a big effort to get whole Jobeet in italian, we would like to enjoy pdf too ;-)
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  #14 Fabien said on the 2009/02/03 at 12:28
  @Massimiliano Arione: The PDF generation represents a huge amount of work. We have not yet worked on PDFs for pther languages, because of some problems with encoding, and because most translations are not up to date, and not finished. I know that the Jobeet tutorial has been finished in 3-4 languages. Please, contact me by email to see what we can do.
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  #15 albert said on the 2009/02/05 at 14:37
  Soy estudiante y estoy interesado en la documentación
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  #16 harinath said on the 2009/02/19 at 12:35
  nice to see PDF help
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  #17 Aymen said on the 2009/02/23 at 18:49
  It's a good idea to present all documentation in PDF forms