xml-dev - Re: tech doc ML (TDML?)

["Steve Muench" <SMUENCH@us.oracle.com>]

How about DocBook? Seems like just what you're looking for. 
 
I'm only familiar with the XML-flavor of DocBook, but 
it originates from its SGML ancestor. 
 
Norm Walsh has quite a bit of info on it (Both XML/SGML versions) at: 
 
  http://nwalsh.com/sgml/index.html 
 
He's recently posted some XSL Stylesheets for DocBook 
there, too. 
 
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Steve Muench, Consulting Product Manager & XML Evangelist 
Business Components for Java Dev't Team 
http://www.oracle.com/xml

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• From: "Terris Linenbach" <terris@terris.org>
• To: <xml-dev@ic.ac.uk>
• Date: 02 Jun 99 00:44:54

The benefits of marking up documents in XML instead of
HTML include a consistent look, although editing XML
isn't exactly convenient (forget about WYSIWYG).

I am trying to find documentation on mark-up for technical
documents, like those you would see on http://www.w3.org or
http://msdn.microsoft.com.  Some w3 documents are available
as XML although I can't find documentation on the
DTD or the code that was used to convert them to HTML.

Any pointers?  Do you use your own XML format and
code to convert this XML to HTML?  
If so I would be interested in using what you have.

thanks




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