2001-09-23 -+- Jon Babcock -+- jon@kanji.com -+- This article by Egon Willinghagen doesn't match the sheer practicality and<br>esprit de synthesis of his 'Making PDF documents with DocBook', one of the<br>best howto articles I've seen. It is a most difficult thing for an expert<br>deeply immersed in his subject, perhaps with years of experience in it, to<br>step back and tell a beginner how to proceed, selecting the most important things to teach first, providing just enough detail for the beginner to succeed in his shakey first efforts so that he will be encouraged to continue. Alas, most newbie instruction is inevitably left to the slightly advanced newbies themselves rather than the real gurus. I hope that Egon will be able to find the time to address this subject again, using this<br>article as a rough draft, and using the ability to succintly instruct that he has demonstrated so well in 'Making PDF documents with DocBook' to produce a document that can be used by beginners such as myself to build the backend for a multilinugal Web site that deals in content primarily arranged by articles.<br><br>Thanks.<br><br>Jon
2001-09-23 -+- Antonio -+-   -+- Great XML - DTD samples!<br>Thanks!
2001-09-24 -+- e-spy -+-   -+- can i get the whole thing in .tgz
2001-10-19 -+- Egon Willighagen -+- egonw@linuxfocus.org -+- Sorry, for the late response, but i do not get informed when people add<br>something to the talkback pages.<br>I will see that i can find some time to write a XML+XSLT tutorial. This<br>article was not really meant to be for beginners.<br>No, unfortunately i do not have a tarball ready at this moment. I keep<br>this in mind for future articles.