2000-05-03 -+- Atif Ghaffar -+- atif@developer.ch -+- Thank you,<br>Very informative article.<br>
2000-05-08 -+- Dave Mason -+- dcm@redhat.com -+- The only problem with relying on the XML version of <br>DocBook is that it will be beta until DocBook 5.0.<br>Considering we are in beta 4.0 that leaves a lot of <br>room for changes... whereas DocBook SGML will remain<br>more stable despite it being "harder to read"... which<br>I don't understand... its the same with a different <br>header.<br><br>Good article though - spread the word!
2000-05-19 -+- Alex Kapranoff -+- kapr@crosswinds.net -+- Good article!<br>I just wanted to comment that FreeBSD Documentaion Project,<br>http://www.freebsd.org/doc, uses DocBook as its<br>internal format. It permits for PDF,HTML, Text, RTF etc.<br>versions of FreeBSD Handbook and all other documents produced by FDP.
2000-05-28 -+- Guido Socher -+- guido@bearix.oche.de -+- Yes, I like the article
2000-06-28 -+- Nate -+- gecko@zkey.com -+- Am I missing something?  I have tried to follow the example given in this article.  I am using the following:<br>RPMs:<br>tetex-1.0.6-7<br>jade-1.2.1-6<br>jadetex-2.7-2<br>and the Modular Stylesheets<br>db153.zip<br><br>When I first attempted the procedure, the pdfjadetex command would die with this error:<br>! TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [hash size=10000].<br><br>So, I tried the rtf backend and was successful in generating rtfs so long as I did not <br>include a &lt;!DOCTYPE definition.  This was fine unless I wanted to use entities (like &lt;)<br>I tried including the following definition:<br>&lt;!DOCTYPE article SYSTEM "/home/justice/docbookdtd/docbookx.dtd"&gt;<br><br>and upon running jade, I receive errors of the following style:<br>jade:/home/justice/docbookdtd/ent/iso-amsa.ent:6:19:E: "X21B6" is not a function name<br><br>What am I missing here?  I apologize in advance if I have made a mistake, I am relatively new to XML.<br><br>Thanks in advance,<br><br>nj
2000-07-06 -+- Egon -+- egonw@sci.kun.nl -+- I never seen the pdfjadetex error. So i cannot help<br>you with that one...<br><br>About the &lt;!DOCTYPE line... is that ":" mark in the<br>beginning of the &lt;!DOCTYPE line intentionally? That <br>should not be there...<br><br>About the E: "X21B6" error... i get that one all the <br>time... Read the mailling list archives (below) to find<br>the precise reason, but it has something to do with<br>character libraries... You can just use the "-E 0"<br>option to Jade and it will contintue and generate<br>the document anyway.... this -E option gives the<br>maximum of accepted errors, zero being infinite...<br><br>Egon
2000-07-06 -+- Egon -+- egonw@sci.kun.nl -+- DocBook Mailling List<br><br>     http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/mailinglist/index.html
2001-10-17 -+- oumar sall -+-   -+- Hello, I am a new user of Jade very interested by DocBook.<br>I would like to test the example of your article but I do not know<br>how to get the file docbook_article.dsl. Can you indicate to me where <br>I could download it. Thank you 
2002-10-15 -+- Marco Sacco -+- sm_sm_sm@hotmail.com -+- Hi, <br>I have a question about generating PDF with docbook. I wrote some documentation and converted it i PDF format (and also in HTML) using Saxon. My PDF is fine but I can't set any additional layout on it. Even, I'm not able to put images center-aligned, I can't set a nice template for each page, and stuff like that. In the end I would like to get PDF files like the official documentation from the big companies which are usually very refined. <br>If anybody could give me a hint I'd be grateful. <br>By the way if somebody wants to take a look to my work the address is: <br>http://www.audiofonica.com/corso (username: corso, password: ghost13), <br>it is a demo version of an Audio Engineering Course. <br> <br>Cheers <br> <br>Marco Sacco -+- 212.123.81.5 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)