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Improving Online Documentation
The Omnis Online Documentation provides a wealth of well-written information, and I understand that a web-based system is easier to maintain and update as opposed to a PDF-based one.
But I am missing some features that a PDF-based system would offer:
– bookmarks (not in my browser’s bookmark system, but within the online documentation site)
– highlighting & annotations
– commenting a documentation entry or suggesting an improvement
– better search functionality:
– a hit list (as opposed to having to go through all the navigation tree)
– more powerful search with logical operators, wildcards etc, searching for literals (e.g. “Code Class”)
– a history list of search entries (if my search yields no hits I have to retype all over again)
Or is there a possibility to create a PDF from the current Online Documentation?
Best regards
Uwe
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For those who are not aware, at the 2024 German Omnis Developer Conference, a custom GPT for Studio was made available. It does a great putting together and explaining how commands work based on the Omnis documentation. I almost always start there and then go to the docs later, if I need clarification.
It does hallucinate if it can’t find a command and picks one from another language.
It defaults to German, but you can specify “Only English” or some other language and it will remember.
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-cvniEJZoB-ai-assistent-fur-omnis-studio
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