Hi,
Currently I'm using FOP to create PDF output from my (XML)docbook files.
Does someone knows better renderers, that can be used to generate
high-quality output (like LaTeX does)? Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Tom
I noticed that in Slides 3.1.0 based on Simplified DocBook, the
speakernotes element is added to local.divcomponent.mix and
local.component.mix, such that one can write speakernotes for each slide.
In Slides Full, speakernotes are only available in the slides element.
Is this an oversight, or i
Rune Enggaard Lausen wrote:
I noticed that in Slides 3.1.0 based on Simplified DocBook, the
speakernotes element is added to local.divcomponent.mix and
local.component.mix, such that one can write speakernotes for each slide
Oooops, wrong list.
Reposted on the docbook list.
Sorry for the inco
> Hi,
>
> Currently I'm using FOP to create PDF output from my
> (XML)docbook files.
> Does someone knows better renderers, that can be used to generate
> high-quality output (like LaTeX does)? Thanks in advance.
>
XEP was mentioned here before as quite good, but it's not for free:
http://xep.
On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, Gisbert Amm wrote:
> > Currently I'm using FOP to create PDF output from my
> > (XML)docbook files.
> > Does someone knows better renderers, that can be used to generate
> > high-quality output (like LaTeX does)? Thanks in advance.
> >
> XEP was mentioned here before as quite g
I'm not too familiar with the "Endorsed Standards" concept with Java. (i.e.
I haven't read their documentation.) However, I'm pretty sure that the
org.w3c.docm, org.xml.sax, org.xml.sax.ext, and org.xml.sax.helpers packages
are almost exclusively java Interfaces, not java Classes. (You can't tel
Has anyone ever run across a Perl program that can process MS Word
tables into Docbook tables? I am putting together a document that is
being written by many people who will be using Word. Any ideas on what
is the best way to convert it to Docbook XML? I have tried using the
Open Office filter,
I use a hodgepodge document system with this tool chain. First, the
document is written in Word 2000 using a (homegrown) docbook stylesheet.
Then a small army of scripts run to end up with docbook XSL:
* doc2txt converts the DOC to HTML
* wh2fo converts the HTML to XML
* Saxon processes
Corey Wells Arnold:
> Has anyone ever run across a Perl program that can process MS Word
> tables into Docbook tables? I am putting together a document that is
> being written by many people who will be using Word. Any ideas on what
> is the best way to convert it to Docbook XML? I have tried us
Hi,
i would like to make an index some article I'm writing.
I'm using xalan 2.2.D11 and xsl 1.60.1 .
I've got (for texting) Textentries like:
[...]
Now [-10 CP]
testsuper
tst test
[...]
article xsl imports 'hmtl/chunk.xsl'
After running xalan:
"j
Hi,
I've run into major problems converting an xml docbook document
into (x)html.
I use:
- article.xml in valid docbook 4.2 format
- java: JAXP=1.1, SAX=2.0, xalan2=2.2.D11, DOM=2.0
- docbook-xsl-1.60.1
1) converting article to html using html/chunk.xsl works.
2) converting article to html us
Using latest DB xsl v 1.60.1, 4.2 docbookx.dtd,
the email formatting seems to be broken,
esp. when compared to 1.59.1.
It seems to keep email with surname on same line
for FO (pdf) output:
X
A Firstname
MySurName
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fo Output w 1.60.1 xsl, DB4.2 dtd:
A
> "JL" == John Levon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JL> I've found this stuff to be entirely impenetrable. Is there some
JL> good reason why a sensible, simple include and variable
JL> substitution system isn't available ?
[...]
JL> href="$srcdir/xsl/xhtml-non.xsl"
JL> xmlns:xi="http://www.w3
Jens Skripczynski wrote:
> How can i automatically construct an index using '' with xalan ?
Put empty element in a place where index should occur.
--
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Jirka Kosek
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://ww
How do I turn off table titles (like "Table 2.1"). I want to use section
titles instead, and don't need the table numbering or title labels.
Brian
I have discovered workarounds for the issue that I was having earlier
installing docbook2X, but now I have a different one:
make[1]: Entering directory `/root/docbook2X-0.7.0/doc'
/usr/bin/perl -I../perl ../perl/docbook2manxml --header-3="`date "+%d %B %Y"`"
\
--refs-file=docbook
If anyone is interested, I have found XMLSpy (v5r3) and Ant to work well
together. I searched this list for "Ant" and found nothing.
I pass the build.xml file in as if it were the stylesheet :)
Here is the command line I use for the "External XSL Transformation
program:" in the Options window:
You must have searched via the oasis archives [1] where "Words must be
at least 4 letters or digits long to be indexed"[2]. Try the
sources.redhat.com archive [3] and you'll get some hits.
[1] http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/docbook-apps/
[2] http://lists.oasis-open.org/elists/search-help.sht
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