On 01/09/2012 05:36 PM, Julie McHam wrote: > I don't plan on forwarding any questions to you regarding the > customization of the XSLT stylesheets.
OK. > I just have a few questions about getting to that point with your software. > I read through your email response (below) and I am a little confused. > First, I have downloaded XSL Utility and I have been using that with no > problem. > Second, I downloaded and extracted the XMLmind XSL-FO Converter engine > (DITAC-2_1_0.zip) Please note that DITAC-2_1_0.zip is XMLmind *DITA* Converter (DITAC = _DITA_ _C_onverter) and not XMLmind *XSL-FO* Converter. > which apparently what is where I need to go to find the proper documentation > (http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/_distrib/doc/manual/install.html#install). > Is this correct? Yes. > Is there some reason that I need to use the XSL-FO Converter engine > in addition to the XSL Utility? No. XMLmind XSL-FO Converter is included in XSL Utility. Therefore, you don't strictly need to download xfc_perso_java-4_6_0.zip. XMLmind DITA Converter is also included in XSL Utility. Therefore, you don't strictly need to download DITAC-2_1_0.zip. In fact, both DITAC-2_1_0.zip and xfc_perso_java-4_6_0.zip are low-level command-line tools and their distributions contain resources for developers. For example, it may be handy for you to have a local copy of the documentation of XMLmind DITA Converter and also, its distribution contains the custom_fo.xsl file we talked about. Now, if you prefer to use the online documentation and the online copies of resources such as custom_fo.xsl, then you don't need to download DITAC-2_1_0.zip. Sorry for the confusion. -- XMLmind DITA Converter Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/ditac-support
