[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know how useful this is but the more general meta question you seem to be asking is...."We need to generate our info in formats A, B, C, D, E, F, .....What is the best neutral lowest common denominator format that can convert easily?"
It is not that we need to generate our info in a particular format. It is that we need to be able to format our info. Very different.
The answer to *that* question I believe is the wonderful and much beloved DocBook XML with xsltproc (XML-FO) converters.
DocBook will not let us control the lay out like we need to. It is for marking up content. We need content markup AND style/presentation. Can you apply CSS to docbook? I think you would need an XSLT or something to turn it into XHTML and apply CSS to that. The whole terminology around document processing is overwhelming me. The XML-FO might be the way to go if I can find a way to convert it into PDF/PS.
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