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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK: Trying to compile the DocBook book.
Norman Walsh wrote: > Ah, yes. There are a few things missing if you want to format > the book. I have always thought of the fulltext mostly as a > useful, big example, not as source for printing the book. Yes, Norman, and the big example has to work, to be a good example! :-) > Silly of me, really, in retrospect. At least this is not my main concern, you know. I already printed some parts from the HTML version, so I don't really need to make it be printable in ps form. But I'd like to be sure that I can just copy the way you do to manage DocBook DTD, used for such a documentation. So it has to work before I apply it. And as I told you, as soon as I have the money for it, I would buy your book. [And, good news, I probably found a job.] And true, a O'Reilly book is far more handy and usable than a home printed book. > Give me a few days to put together and test a formattable > version. No problem, you're our DocBook guru (at least mine), and we can wait at least a few days. Thanks again for contributing DocBook to the community. Cheers, -Sylvan -- __________________________________________________________________ My Mission Statement: "We are what we repeatedly do. Sylvan Ravinet Excellence, then, is not an act, mailto:sylvan@ravinet.com but a habit." ICQ #30681342 | IRC:nuujack Aristotle Please check out http://www.ravinet.com in the coming weeks. __________________________________________________________________ Software Engineering Student, Tampere University of Technology Feel free to come by! Insinöörink. 60B 129, 33720 Tampere, FIN
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