Can you tell me where can I find more information about XML? I'm very int
erested.



> Not HTML. You should write it in XML. What you describe is exactly the 
king
> of thing XML was designed to handle.
>
> Once you have good XML markup, then it's fairly easy to get it 'publish
ed'
> into whatever format you need. At one talk I attended, the presentation
 was
> HTML slides and RTF & Postscript printout to go along with it, both
> automatically generated from the same XML source. He just applied a dif
ferent
> DSSL stylesheet. And if you 'publish' to the proper flavor of RTF you c
an get
> the output you need for building Windows help files, etc.
>
> In practice, as you go along you might need to convert your XML markup 
from
> one form to another (depending on which tools, if any, are to be used),
 but
> as long as all the needed logical information was included to begin wit
h,
> automatically converting from one 'flavor' of XML to another is easy.
>
> XML is also Unicode (a big win for the non-English versions).
>
> Zeger Knaepen wrote:
>
> > Roberto Selva heeft geschreven in bericht <36CF3A84.E72336CF@ctv.es>.
..
> > >We are near to translate all the documentation of POV-Ray. My bigges
t
> > >dude is There is a standard format to write the documentation? we'd 
like
> > >to incorporate the documentation toevery platform where POV is, and 
we
> > >don't want re-write it every time.
> >
> > A standard?  HTML maybe...
> >
> > >Someone can help me?
> > >
> > >May be someone can tell me how the documentation is constructed, or
> > >where can I read it.
> > >
> > >Thanks
> > >--
> > >Hasta Pronto.
> > >Roberto Selva
> > >



--
Hasta Pronto.
Roberto Selva rse### [at] tandecom

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