Books on Rev

[Mark Brownell]

On Monday, June 2, 2003, at 08:01  PM, Chipp Walters wrote:

> Wow! All of these 'donated' authorships is impressive!
>
> I have an idea I was running by Alan Golub earlier, but think it might 
> work
> well here as well. Hemingway has the ability to setup websites which 
> are
> 'templated.' There are many different types of templates, but 
> importantly,
> they can be changed easily.
>
> Specific users can be setup to upload 'Chapters' which are then 
> converted to
> websites. This can be done on the Mac or PC using the basic Hemingway
> browser interface or HemPC (for PC users). Then, using HemingwayPC 
> (sorry
> only runs on PC's for now) the chapter websites can be rerendered to 
> PDF's
> which can either be downloaded or used for publishing a book. The 
> PDF's have
> a complete table of contents, etc..
>
> There are tools for editing images as well. So, it is fairly simple to
> create a tutorial like:
> http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit/GlassPhotoShopTutorial/default.htm
>
> or a website like:
> http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/default.htm
>
> A single web would be considered a chapter. I would manage the 
> usernames and
> passwords so anyone wanting to contribute could do so easily.
>
> (btw, the HemPC app is at:)
> http://www.altuit.com/webs/hemingway/Support/HemingwayPCbeta.htm
>
> Any takers?
>
> --Chipp
>
>

Hi,

In regards to any takers on my MTML Study Tool e-Book technology, for 
the sake of collaboration, I could integrate my invitation only 
hiPPmailer closed circuit e-mailer with an invitation only website 
based on the Document Examiner version of the MTML study tool. This 
would allow all the authors to easily add chapters and to see all the 
chapters as they develop and give all the authors a collaboration site 
based on the final delivery system. Each author would be able to work 
on their own chapter while reading the work being produced by the other 
collaborators working on the book. All the authors could create the 
Construct Library together and add to it individually. All the authors 
could contribute to the linkable index. All this protected by AES 128 
bit encryption, password access privileges and protected FTP file 
sharing.

I could see building this technology because there are several other 
interest groups that could use this collaboration tool for developing 
e-Books for publication.

Document Examiner: http://www.gizmotron.org/ebook
hiPPmailer: http://www.gizmotron.org/winged

--Mark