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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK: DocBook guide and other issues.
/ Horacio <homega@ciberia.es> was heard to say: | Since DocBook is gearing towards xml, I wondered if a future re-release | of "The Definitive Guide" will be a revised edition or rather a sequel | with more emphasis on xml, but altogether a different book. For those The next release of the book will include additional reference material for the new elements in DocBook 4, coverage of XSL for publishing (thanks to Bob Stayton), and more emphasis on XML. | of us (at least for me) who bought the first edition it would be | pointless to get a just a revision. Well, you might be content then to simply read the new parts online. If you'd prefere a completely different book, what would you like it to be? :-) | If there's no planning to release a revision/sequel in the near future, | could you please point me to a good book which you might consider as an | "advanced complement" focusing on xml? The number of books on XML are legion. Check out xml.com or Robin Cover's materials on www.oasis-open.org for pointers to the better ones. Be seeing you, norm -- Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> | The stone fell on the pitcher? Woe http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | to the pitcher. The pitcher fell Chair, DocBook Technical Committee | on the stone? Woe to the | pitcher.--Rabbinic Saying
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