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Re: News and Important tasks (Was Re: mini-HOWTO)
- To: Gary Lawrence Murphy <>
- Subject: Re: News and Important tasks (Was Re: mini-HOWTO)
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- Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 20:10:31 +0100
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On sam, 29 jan 2000, Gary Lawrence Murphy à écrit
>If you use the very latest LyX, you will have a fairly passable DocBook
>export mode, but it is a one-way street. There is a "5 minute review"
>of LyX for DocBook at http://www.teledyn.com/help/XML
thanks, I will see.
What we need are tools that handle the
>attributes of the tags and the structure of the entities, not
>something that renders <CODE> in courier and <EMPHASIS> in italics.
do you really now lyx? I think lyx is precisely what you asks for.
I know emacs and I am used with this sort of editor. You have not the
texte in italics, but you have still the <em> </em> tags around, I don't
see this is very different.
lyx gives you a structure of the text and gv or latex gives you the final
result is needed and the html result of sgml is quite different from latex
one.
however, I don't think it's usefull to flame such debate, you can use
whatever editor you like...
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