Printing the Documentation

If you prefer to print the documentation, here are some simple steps.

Option 1 (the quickest and easiest, when it succeeds)

under the tiki print feature, print the whole documentation structure
copy all html printed structure from your browser to your OpenOffice document
Break all image links (through option under "Edit > links > break all links") so that images reside inside your document and not as external referenced images (at this step your document will increase a lot in size).
You can now insert a header (put the doc logo there) and insert a footer with page numbers
You can now insert a table of content
You may wish to re-set heading levels 1 to 4, at least, and automatic numbering to them, to follow the same tree as in the Documentation TOC structure. This can take a long while.
when you are happy with the result, export to PDF? within OpenOffice

Option 2 (the intermediate solution, safer)

In some cases, the 2nd step in Option 1 makes an OpenOffice document which has most (not all) images very reduced in size inside the document (we don't know why). If this is your case, you can re-set original size to images one by one, or, use this small variation that seems to avoid the previous issue:

under the tiki print feature, print the whole documentation structure
using Firefox browser, save the page and its contents (make sure first that your browser has downloaded all included images)
open this locally saved copy of the documentation with Firefox again, and copy & paste all the content from that page to your OpenOffice document
Break all image links (through option under "Edit > links > break all links") so that images reside inside your document and not as external referenced images (at this step your document will increase a lot in size).
You can now insert a header (put the doc logo there) and insert a footer with page numbers
You can now insert a table of content
You may wish to re-set heading levels 1 to 4, at least, and automatic numbering to them, to follow the same tree as in the Documentation TOC structure. This can take a long while.
when you are happy with the result, export to PDF? within OpenOffice

Option 3 (a bit longer, preferred by some people)

under the tiki print feature, print the whole documentation structure
using Firefox browser, save the page and its contents (make sure first that your browser has downloaded all included images)
open the html file with OpenOffice Writer
under the file menu, export it as an OpenOffice document
close and open this new OpenOffice document
Your document content might be inside an annoying table which prevent from showing the full length of your document. You might avoid this issue through copy the content of that table from that document and paste it to a new document.
Break all image links (through option under "Edit > links > break all links") so that images reside inside your document and not as external referenced images (at this step your document will increase a lot in size).
You can now insert a header (put the doc logo there) and insert a footer with page numbers
You can now insert a table of content
You may wish to re-set heading levels 1 to 4, at least, and automatic numbering to them, to follow the same tree as in the Documentation TOC structure. This can take a long while.
when you are happy with the result, export to PDF? within OpenOffice