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Re: [xml-dev] Re: XML and a text editor, barefoot in the winter, uphill both ways [...]

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Dave Pawson <>
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"Simon St.Laurent" <>,
Date
2003-11-18T18:08:41Z
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Re: [xml-dev] Re: XML and a text editor, barefoot in the winter, uphill both ways [...]
At 16:00 18/11/2003, Simon St.Laurent wrote:


>We do accept a subset of DocBook, but it also depends on the author's
>preference (of course), the editor's preference (some folks aren't fond
>of XML), and the series (Missing Manuals and Hacks so far are Word
>only.)

O'Reilly were quite happy to take my docbook input.
The "O'Reilly" version was minimally different.



>I suspect that if there were a WYSIWYG DocBook editor with revision
>marks, my co-workers would be happier about XML.

I had hopes of Word-2003 for that Simon.
For some inexplicable reason, any word styling I apply to
a block of text tagged with b or similar, isn't uniformally
applied to other b tagged content.
   I guess MS haven't got XML yet?
Styling based on tagging was my hope, for admin people without
any exposure to XML.
   Its a start, but 3/10 MS.

>I'd guess that slightly under half the books I've edited were submitted
>in XML.  Sadly, all of the books I've written are in Word.

<grin/> Tut tut Simon.

regards DaveP
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