I have nothing more to say, excepted that I think xxe seems suitable for writing my docbook documents (excepted for the iso-entities, which I'll search a batch tool or write one if I can, awaiting for a new xxe which could save "clean & standard" XML ;-) ). It helps me learning DocBooks elements.
Do you know if it is embedded in editing frameworks like Gorges ? What is there under the XML menu entry ? Is it for the pro edition ? Tank you again for your time. Michel :-) Hussein Shafie wrote: >Michel Kergoat wrote: > > >>>There is no way to make XXE generate é for ?. >>> >>> >>> >>Oh my god! >>Do you know a script or a software which cout get this picture ? >> >> > >Sorry, no. > > > > > >>>However you can make it generate ? for ? instead of ?? (this is ? in >>>UTF-8). In order to do this: use menu Options|Options, Save tab and >>>choose either ISO-8859-1 or ISO-8859-15 (for the EUR sign) from the >>>encoding combobox. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>ISO-8859-15 appears not to be displayed in the combo, althrough my linux >>system use it. >>The list stops at 8859-13! >> >> > >ISO-8859-15 is just after Windows-1252. Encodings are not sorted >alphabetically but rather grouped logically. For example: Windows-1250 >is close to ISO-8859-2 (may be this is stupid). > > > > > >>>If you have already selected the right language, may be the text >>>contains no spelling errors in which case XXE just prints an ``OK >>>message'' in the status bar. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>That was this! Appologies. I though I have typed a wrong word : 'toto', >>which in not on an ordinary french dictionnary. >> >> > >Toto is an extremely useful French word :) > > >
