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Article #58076Re: HTML editor??
From: Dimitri Maziuk
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 1996 00:00
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Andrew Cosgriff wrote:
>
> I'd recommend PSGML under Emacs (GNU Emacs or XEmacs - XEmacs 19.14 ships with
> it as standard) - it can read a DTD file in order to do some rudimentary
> syntax checking of your document, as well as being able to know which tags are
> applicable in the current context, and other such neat stuff.
Actually, asWedit does syntax check for HTML-2.0,3.0 + some extentions.
It also uses IPC for previewing with Netscrape and I think Mosaic.
Theres a binary statically linked with Motif of about 1.5Mb.
Or you could use Lyx to produce Linuxdoc SGML file and convert it
into HTML (see Linuxdoc package).
--
Dimitri
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