Linuxdoc DTD (was: Re: [svlug] multiple sessions in one telnet)

[Tin Le]

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> > There are plenty of format converters, i.e. text2html, rtf2postscript, etc.
> > 
> > I was thinking of how _I_ would do it.  Something along this line, I
> > create mine in plain text, using tools I am comfortable with.  Then import
> > into Word to format.  Saved as DOC.  Then use any number of converters
> > to output the final format.  There are word2rtf, rtf2postscript, rtf2html,
> > etc... you get the idea.

> These suggestions aren't a whole lot of use to those of us looking to
> follow specific SGML formats.  Perhaps you're addressing some entirely
> different topic?

Yeah Rick, I guess I was.

Although for the life of me, I don't see why one can't stay away from
editing in SGML format for as long as possible, until the very end when
one wants to output into SGML...  I must be missing something ;-)

A long time ago, back when I was still having to use Frame to edit my docs,
I remember it being able to output SGML.  Isn't tool such as Lyx able to
read in other formats and output SGML?  Can't it do it via command line?

Tin Le
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