Subject Re: HTML tags From Lee Grant <camilee@nospam.comcast.net> Date Sat, 22 Feb 2025 04:48:21 -0500 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Jens, Thanks Jens, and my apologies for hitting follow-up to the wrong message while flipping back and forth between your exchanges and responding to the wrong person.  I was just grateful to see another outlet for activity for dBASE. I don't have a real good handle on using github to it's potential, but I recognize it as a valuable developer's tool, and community focal point. I really should invest some time in to learning it better, but...am already spread out thin as it is, but still interested in looking into it. Lee On 2/22/2025 1:39 AM, Jens Kallup wrote: > Hello Lee, Heinz, > > firstly: my english is very bad. > I doing github.com since 2013. > It is for using: > > - versioning project source files (free and paid) > - Enterprise services > - Discussions, Polls, ... > - Co-Pilot (AI based) > - the possibillity to create Wikis > - the possibillity to create teams, organizations (free and paid) > - the possibillity to use workflows to compile projects for differnt >    user systems (Windows, MacOS, Linux) or Containers/Docers > > I would investigate into dBase, again... > So, Paul McGee send me dBase 13.2 as I said to him, that I would help > the Community for free as a helping hand. > > Last but not least, I would use dbase 13.2 for creating a help authoring > tool like doxygen. > Doxygen can create help documentation in several formats/help files. > > Help files or help resources are important for when the project switch > the development cycle from one team to another team. > And for me self, documentation the software is important, too. > > The advantage of doxygen is that it used the source code files to create > the documentation. > So you don't need re-write a Word document again and again if the funct- > ionality of the Library or Application changes. > > Thanks for reading > Jens Kallup >