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Article #1642DTD enforcement in Framemaker+SGML
From: ccevans6
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 19:23
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 19:23
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We are currently evaluating whether to go forward with a company wide adoption of Framemaker+SGML, however, the following question has come up: We have a DTD and plan to put into Frame, however, is it possible that Framemaker can be locked down so that the user entering the data cannot compromise the DTD? We heard that a user can get around the DTD enforcement. Any help would be great...... Thanx.... Chris
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