/ Bob Stayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| break and rewrap lines. Unless it is told, XMetal cannot
| tell the difference between a and a
At the TC meeting, we agreed to add xml:space='preserve' in the
XML version. That should help.
Be seein
Martin Perina wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to know your suggestions for some Windoze XML editors
> for creating DocBook documents. Personally I prefer Emacs+PSGML, but
> our Windoze users are scared to death from these. Do you know some
> other more user friendly editors? I'd like them to ha
> From: Dave Pawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >I suggest you look at XMetal from SoftQuad.
> >I use it regularly for writing DocBook XML files,
> >and I've found it quite usable.
>
> We have admin staff using it regularly, and happily.
> My only caveat, its a bit 'chunky'. Great with a 19in screen
At 09:41 PM 2/23/01, you wrote:
>I suggest you look at XMetal from SoftQuad.
>I use it regularly for writing DocBook XML files,
>and I've found it quite usable.
We have admin staff using it regularly, and happily.
My only caveat, its a bit 'chunky'. Great with a 19in screen,
but everything is 'l
> From: Martin Perina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I'd like to know your suggestions for some Windoze XML editors
> for creating DocBook documents. Personally I prefer Emacs+PSGML, but
> our Windoze users are scared to death from these. Do you know some
> other more user friendly editors? I'd like the
Hello,
I'd like to know your suggestions for some Windoze XML editors
for creating DocBook documents. Personally I prefer Emacs+PSGML, but
our Windoze users are scared to death from these. Do you know some
other more user friendly editors? I'd like them to have these features:
1) Support for som
