Hussein Shafie (hussein at pixware.fr) wrote: Thank you very much for your reply.
> I don't know AFT (Almost Free Text). Probably similar ideas with similar > names (!!!) implemented almost at the same time by two different > persons. I don't know about APT, but from the AFT docs I can see that it is around from June '99. > > You'll have to choose which one you prefer. > It looks they're very similar, so choice is more based on the quality of conversion, since XML -> PDF -> XHTML -> LaTeX (LyX) are the real targets. However, apt can be handy in the process of moving to "real" XML editor like XXE. I'm interested whether your Pro version of XXE will have some license for educational purposes? Free version is probably sufficent for DocBook writing, but probably there will be need for using some other DTD for creating course material as well as for student's projects, assignments etc., and therefore we will need to edit documents with some other Schema and/or DTD. > > Here's the aptconvert command used to convert the user's guide to > DocBook: Thank you very much for your detailed answer. It's really appreciated. Sincerely, Gour
