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WYSIWYG Editor for DocBook DTD Content?

Posted by Cliff on from the another-niche-to-fill dept.

Saqib Ali asks: "This week I saw a demo of the Tagless Editor by i4i. The editor is a plugin to Microsoft Word, which can be used to create XML based content. The plugin can handle various custom DTDs. However it can not properly handle the DocBook DTD. I was wondering if there is any WYSIWYG XML editor that can be used to edit DocBook DTD based content? Any ideas?"

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  1. Re:not necessary by Twirlip+of+the+Mists · · Score: 3, Funny

    When displaying a docbook file tell me what font I should use, or where I should get this font information from?

    Sensible default, with user-configurable options.

    Then how can what I see be what's actually encoded in the file?

    Magic.

    Sometimes I think people just don't get it. It saddens me... but only a little, because I soon get pulled back into my real life where this "docbook" thing pales in comparison to whether table 11 got their watercress soup or not.

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