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We do have a DTD, although it is slightly outdated. It is available
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>From owner-abiword-dev@abisource.com Wed Apr 25 02:00:36 2001
Hi guys, dear ant,
You are doing a great job! Thank you very much.
I used the import/export facility for latex<->xhtml conversion and look
I suppose the distinction of "content" and "structure" from "layout" is an
I appreciate you using the xml-standard(s). How about XSL-stuff and the
Another question: any collaboration with the openoffice.org folks?
many question - some answers would be highly appreciated
I use SuSE 6.4 on x386 platform: abisuite-0.7.12.i386.rpm
cheers :-)
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forward to the developments in that area.
important aspect for a decent internal representation of word processor
documents.
DTD? Is it possible to download/have an insight on the DTD? It would be
fine to have some more documentation available on that stuff. I have read
that the DTD is "a moving target" or so, on your web pages/mailing list
somewhere. Where is it moving currently? Should i join the developer
mailing list to get informed? (maybe a good idea ...)
(e.g. concerning xml-format conversion or xml-format melting of the two
projects?)
O. Doepner
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