On linuxdoc.. it is now called SGML-tools, and the homepage is
http://pobox.com/~cg/sgmltools/
> 1.) it already has processors that will convert the sgml source into
> text, html, postscript, latex, info, and rtf. the last of these means
> we could even give m$ users something that would look halfway decent
> to them when they pull it up in word, so we can start their
> conversion. :-)
The processors need a fair bit of work, particularly the LaTeX ones. The
style is rather eclectic. I don't know about the rtf equivalent.
It would be very useful for a talented graphic designer to come up
with good designs for the standard translations, and perhaps a few
variants.
> it's probably not too hard to modify the linuxdoc class to do what you
> want to do with chapter numbers and page breaks at the end of each
> chapter. may i contribute a name for this new document class?:
I took a look at modifying linuxdoc, and my yacc wasn't up to it.
I'd use SGML-more if it were more aesthetically pleasing.
Evelyn Mitchell
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