Hi!
I'm wondering why noone dared to mention Emacs+PSGML mode,
especially the psgmlx package maintained by Mark Johnson.
It makes setting up Emacs and PSGML a breeze. You just run the
"test" shell script that's included, and everything is done for you.
Besides, you get a lot of different color th
Hi All,
Thanks for all the very usefull responces, it will help me a lot
to make the right choice.
I believe there is just one question that poped up:
What sort of documentation will you be producing?
Many graphics involved, for the rest manuals for radar systems, templates
for documents.
I ho
On the command line that runs OpenJade, you must include the xml.dcl file
on the command line before the xml file. This is a frequent problem
beginners encounter. You command line should look something like:
openjade -t rtf /xml.dcl
Hope this helps,
Gershon
On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 [EMAIL PROTEC
I'll follow up on these XMetal leads and put together a
little XMetal helper package for SourceForge.
bobs
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The best results with CSS level 2 I got using the Opera 5.12 browser. Netscape 6.01 gets close but misses a few items. IE5.5 does well with CSS level 1 but is week in level 2 features like pseudoelements (needed to provide automatic numbering, bullets an other stuff). The free version of Opera
Apologies if this is not the best forum for this...
I've been writing with Epic (and Adept SGML for several years before that).
First, you are 100% right to worry about how your writers will react -
resistance to markup from people who are used to word processors can be a
serious obstacle. I don
Bob Stayton wrote:
>
> > klaas holwerda wrote:
> >
> > -what is the best XML editor around that has some direct implementation
>
> XMetal doesn't come with DocBook support, but it isn't
> hard to add. The DTD will work directly, or you can
> compile it with their DTD compiler. The hardest
> pa
Hello
> > klaas holwerda wrote:
> >
> > -what is the best XML editor around that has some direct implementation
>
> I use XMetal from SoftQuad. It provides a graphical
> You'll also need to set a few customization rules
> so literallayout and program listings are recognized,
> so their lines a
I write XML docbook, and when I try to use a system identifier, pointing to
the dtd, and parse it with dsssl and Openjade, I get the following error
messages:
openjade:/home/knaving/docbook/dbpoolx.mod:735:34:E: omitted tag
minimization pa
rameter can be omitted only if "OMITTAG NO" is specified
"Bradford, Denis" wrote:
> It should work, at least it works for me. Could you send me small
> DocBook source reproducing error. I can check it on my setup and
> investigate cause of problems.
>
> > Sure thing. I've created and attached a simple XML file that reproduces the
> > problem, and a scr
> From: Michael Cortez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I am having difficulty in getting Cover Art to show up on documents rendered
> via XSL for HTML or PDF...
>
> I took a look at the source XML for "DocBook: The Definitive Guide" and saw
> that the title image was placed in the section -- that is wh
Bob Stayton wrote:
> very much want to avoid). I'd be willing to
> share what I've got. I think SoftQuad is missing the boat
That would be great! I have never had enough will to create some
reasonable CSS for XMetaL by myself. May be we can create new module in
CVS and put some customization f
Klaas
What sort of documentation will you be producing?
Myrnham Associates have a great product for Courseware authors that produces Docbook XML with practically no requirement for knowledge of the DTD and it's free!
There's a product for customising content and parsing to Word files too.
http
> klaas holwerda wrote:
>
> -what is the best XML editor around that has some direct implementation
I use XMetal from SoftQuad. It provides a graphical
interface with text formatted for the screen, so it
is similar to using a word processor (and similar to
ArborText).
It runs only under Window
klaas holwerda wrote:
> -what is the best XML editor around that has some direct implementation
> for (XML) docbook with it.
Probably Epic from ArborText.
> -the cost is not so important (anything we have to add our selfs will be
> more expensive in hours).
Oh, you probably don't know, how exp
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