1. The contents of sections 1.3 and 1.4 are the same.
2. To facilitate double-sided printing, equal left and right margins
are required.
3. The manual is too bulky for 'comb' (spiral) binding and, as a
single document, is also unwieldy. May I suggest that it be split
into several volumes, each with their own TOC and Index sections? I
would suggest something along the following lines:
Volume I: 'Basics'
Parts 1 and 2 (142 pages + TOC + Index)
Volume II: 'Libraries & Abstract Data Types'
Parts 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9 (184 pages+ TOC + Index)
Volume III: 'Extensions & Foreign Language Interfaces'
Parts 7 and 8 (148 pages+ TOC + Index)
Volume IV: 'Standalone Utilities, Contributed Libraries,
Appendices & References'
Parts 10, 11 and 12, References and Definition Indexes
(126 pages + TOC + Index)
This leaves room for moderate expansion of each volume. In due
course, additional volumes may be required, eg. Volume V: 'Graphical
User Interface (GUI)'.
Cheers,
Daniel