DOCBOOK: DocPro - The professional DocBook tool set released

[Poet/Joshua Drake <poet@linuxports.com>]

Hey folks, blantant press release below. The long and short of it is, we
have created a self contained DSSSL and XSLT environment. No more
compiling :) The deluxe version contains DocParse, our HTML to DocBook
transformation tool.

Joshua Drake


08-23-01: Command Prompt, Inc. is pleased to announce DocPro, the
professional DocBook tool set.

DocPro is a compilation of tools designed to allow technical writers to
effectively process their DocBook SGML and XML layout.  DocBook itself
is a powerful markup language. However, the tools are painful to compile,
configure and work with. Command Prompt, Inc. has eliminated the problems
associated with the integration of these tools into a production
environment.

We enable technical authors to worry about writing and being productive.
With DocPro users of DocBook no longer worry about getting the tools
to work. Command Prompt, Inc. has created a completely self contained
environment which allows for easy upgrading and maintenance.
DocPro Basic includes:

DSSSL StyleSheets for SGML transformation
XSLT StyleSheets for XML transformation
SGML/XML processor
XSLT Processor
All related documentation
100% Self contained environment
Works with GhostScript and Latex

DocPro Deluxe includes:

DocParse -- The HTML to DocBook transformation tool.
DSSSL StyleSheets for SGML transformation
XSLT StyleSheets for XML transformation
SGML/XML processor
XSLT Processor
All related documentation
100% Self contained environment
Works with GhostScript and Latex

For more information please visit:
http://www.commandprompt.com/products_DocPro.lxp


Contact:
Joshua D. Drake
Command Prompt, Inc.
503-736-4609
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