I have put a link on the nzdl.org home page to the documentation page.

Also, note that www.greenstone.org is the place
to go for manuals and other useful greenstone stuff. nzdl.org is simply a
demonstration of the greenstone software and various greenstone collections.
From greenstone.org there is a docs button that links to the documentation page.

There's also a link to the archives collection  under the section about mailing lists on this page.

cheers,
katherine
 

"Karen E. Medina" wrote:

Can I suggest two things for the nzdl webpage?

1) make the Greenstone Archives slightly more noticeable. It gets lost
amongst the other collections and people don't know that it offers help. I
use the Archives (so I know it is there) yet I have troubles finding
the link when I'm wanting to look up something.
http://www.nzdl.org/cgi-bin/library?a=p&p=about&c=gsarch

2) Please put a link to the documentation from the front page. The
documentation (pdf files of Installer's guide/User's Guide/ and
Developer's Guide) is next to impossible to find. And not easy to just
look at quickly. You have to choose a mirror from which to download, when
all you really want is a simple glance at the plugin names.

Thank you,
Karen Medina
University of Illinois