I was about to ask for some doc book info actually... :)
BTW - to export the XML (I assume that is what doc book is based on) to a
PDF document. Does one need a Adobe license? I assume so. As we are
looking for a different project (That'll run in a system that e-smith is a
part of) a way of managing the import and export of information for the easy
retrieval - but more importantly the ability for users to generate their own
take away output in a variety of formats. be it html or PDF or whatever.
Yes an ECMS. :)
We are re-writing our highly successful ASP ECMS to PHP and adding some new
bells and whistles. Yes the PHP was my idea - I now need to make it not
only PHP but better. :)
Cheers,
Richard.
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> FYI, the OReilly network ran a good intro piece on DocBook XML at:
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> http://xml.oreilly.com/news/dontlearn_0701.html
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> Dan
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