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BaBoK 1.4 Redux
October 26, 2005 |
I really, really hate the way MS Word handles master documents and subdocuments. I also hate it that only Word 2003 allows you to lock the styles.
Anyway. Done. Much work accomplished since the last release, much still left to go. The next step is to take a serious look at what’s in there and move it back towards being a coherent whole. Even in integrating it I discovered a number of redundancies between sections and a few dropped balls, but such is inevitable at this stage in the process. (We knew there would be some of each). What’s important right now is to pull it together and to give people some insight into where we are.
UPDATE: Argh. Word screwed up the Chapter numbering and I didn’t spot it until today. Will have to fix tonight. Hopefully it’ll be on the site this weekend or early next week.
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