Hi all,
I know this isn't the DiffMk list ;), but my hope is that some of the people that use
Norm Co. Stylesheets for DocBook also use Norm's DiffMk (JAVA) Tool for DocBook.
I have a problem with it which I couldn't resolve until now:
I want to do a text diff on some DocBook files. This
Hi List,
I'm working with DocBook XSL 1.60.1 on SuSE Linux 7.0 or alternatively on
Win 2k using Xalan-J 2.4.1 for the transformation.
All works fine so far, but now I run into problems when generating an index.
Within the compiled HTML Help the index works fine (that means, you can
access the
Gisbert Amm wrote:
My indexterms within the docments all look like this:
indextermprimaryJava 1.3/primaryseeJRE/see/indexterm
But this is not real indexterm. It will just add see indexterm entry
into index. You must also have first class indexterms without see
element. Like
Hi,
I use this customization in my stylesheets
for inline monospace fonts:
xsl:template match=database
xsl:call-template name=inline.monoseq/
/xsl:template
But there is a problem: inline.monoseq uses
attribute set monospace.properties, but
it has set font-size attribute to 0.9em. That's
not
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| glossdiv titles do not show up either in XHTML or FO. Only the contained
| glossentries appear, as if no glossdivs were defined. Is this
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Hello Bob,
Thanks a lot for your help.
I generated my FO file in different directory so the relative paths to the images were
wrong.
I thought the FO file was a binary file with the images encapsulated inside.
Best regards
Jean-Marc
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Hi,
I am considering using DocBook to create a Manual of Procedures. Ideally
I'd like to do so in an environment that is easy for those who are
unfamiliar with programming and mark up to understand. Currently I am
trying to use XMLSPY. If someone has attempted this before I would very
much
I've tried to let our authors use XMLSpy, but that didn't work out too
great. It's ok for simple things, but for tables formulas documents
bigger than let's say 3 chapters of 5 section's each, you're out of
luck. Also I found the stylesheets to be not so great, and it was very
slow with a
Hi Cory,
Try XXE, it's a very powerful and free DocBook editor on JAVA base.
Cheers,
Tom
At 14:49 27.01.03 -0600, Corey Arnold wrote:
Hi,
I am considering using DocBook to create a Manual of Procedures. Ideally
I'd like to do so in an environment that is easy for those who are
unfamiliar
Hi,
is jEdit with XML/XSLT plugins suitable for DocBook authoring? I do all of text
processing
in vi myself, but just wondering for the sake of other users.
David
Norman Walsh [EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Are you setting $page.margin.inner or $page.margin.outer in your
customization layer?
I don't see anywhere in the stylesheets where 0 is used for a left
or right margin.
Looks like there can be either problem on my side and on stylesheets side. I
have diged
Corey Arnold ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I am considering using DocBook to create a Manual of Procedures. Ideally
I'd like to do so in an environment that is easy for those who are
unfamiliar with programming and mark up to understand. Currently I am
trying to use XMLSPY. If someone has
I've used jEdit with the plugins, and it's a decent editor. It can validate on
keystroke, and suggests available tags, but I wouldn't recommend it for business
authors (those not used to seeing markup). I prefer Arbortext Epic for major edits,
but jEdit is great for quick edits.
Best regards,
On Mon, Jan 27, 2003 at 02:49:07PM -0600, Corey Arnold wrote:
I am considering using DocBook to create a Manual of Procedures. Ideally
I'd like to do so in an environment that is easy for those who are
unfamiliar with programming and mark up to understand. Currently I am
trying to use
Corey,
I've used most of the editors that people have mentioned, including XXE
and Morphon. If you can afford them, stick to Epic or Xmetal. Either
will serve you well; whereas, the others will lack features that you'll
surely need. I currently use Xmetal, mostly because of nasty
experiences
Stefan Drees ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
... did You actually try it? It's a tcl script using
wish and the tksmgl-lib. So performance on my machine
linux 2.4 256 MB Mem, PIII-450 was not really that visible,
ok for a tcl/tk script.
Yes, I'm using it here with Celeron 566 256 RAM.
I
Elliot Rusty Harold replies to Adam di Carlo's
Even if Netscape 4 didn't support CSS1, why should we sacrifice the
convenience of style formatting for 95% of the authors/users because
of the bugginess of the 5% ? Anyhow, even if the 5% can't see the
style, surely the document would still be
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| I want to do a text diff on some DocBook files. This works fine
| but there is one thing I don't like: My root element is doubled
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| But there is a problem: inline.monoseq uses
| attribute set monospace.properties, but
| it has set font-size attribute to 0.9em. That's
| not problem for para, but it's great problem
| for title in
(My previous post too fast and far too useless, sorry)
On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 03:45:50PM +0100 - a wonderful day -
Gour wrote:
Corey Arnold ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I am considering using DocBook to create a Manual of
Procedures. Ideally
On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 03:45:50PM +0100 - a wonderful day - Gour wrote:
Corey Arnold ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I am considering using DocBook to create a Manual of Procedures. Ideally
I'd like to do so in an environment that is easy for those who are
unfamiliar with programming and
Also try oXygen (http://www.oxygenxml.com), this application is young, but
has loads of potential. I have used it to create a number of manuals.
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From: Corey Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 7:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
I ahve something like the following but the likk doens't appear in the
pdf (via fop)
screen
ulink
url=http://jdbforms.sourceforge.net;citetitlehttp://jdbforms.sourceforge.net/citetitle/ulink
If that's for html only, is there a way to get a link in a pdf there?
TIA
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