I find emacs + psgml to be very easy to use for docbook editing. I would
never willingly write html if I could use docbook.
Norman Walsh's xsl docbook stylesheets provide an easy to customize way of
making your online doc version look nice while providing also plain
versions for printing. The J
+1 to keep them HTML.
Before we 'change' this, we need an accessible alternative (i.e. open-source) for format & editing. Also, I'm sure a number of us would appreciate the opportunity to take a close look at that alternative before making a different decision.
Keep it simple. HTML.
Russell Butek
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I've just been looking through the docs a bit. Prior to release 1.0,
they're going to need a bit of work in content and form. I figured I
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+1 to keeping them HTML
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I've just been looking through the docs a bit. Prior to release 1.0,
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From: "James M Snell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I've just been looking through the docs a bit. Prior to release 1.0,
> they're going to need a bit o
I've just been looking through the docs a bit. Prior to release 1.0,
they're going to need a bit of work in content and form. I figured I
could start working on the form a bit, just to get 'em all consistent and
a bit better looking. Before I start on it, however, I need to ask a
question.
