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Jonathan,
I can't speak strongly for the editing case between the two, nor much at all about Teilite which I know only by reputation.
However, I will say this: every substantive XML editing system I've evaluated or worked with has had some sort of DocBook support. If they also had Teilite support, I was unaware of it.
I've been considering loading Open Office. A Google search of openoffice and docbook gets a lot of feedback, about 16k hits; vis http://www.docbook.org/wiki/moin.cgi/OpenOffice
The wiki at that link plainly says that the OpenOffice Docbook support has glitches.
However, compare that to a similar search with openoffice and teilite: 17 hits
Regards,
Mitch
Jonathan Robie wrote:
> I have a handful of home-grown DTDs that I use for general purpose
> articles and other off-the cuff writing. They started out simple, but
> they keep getting closer to the level of complexity of Teilite or Sdocbook.
>
> I'm now considering switching over to take advantage of the tools
> available from the Docbook and TEI communities. But I'm not sure whether
> I should prefer Telite or Sdocbook for general purpose office document use.
>
> What are the relative advantages of these two DTDs? What are the
> relative advantages of the set of tools available for each? Does either
> have an advantage in terms of extensibility or compositionality with
> other schemas? Are there other schemas I should be considering?
>
> Jonathan
>
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