Re: SGML in TUGboat

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From: Jeff P. Lankford
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 23:09

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In article <ROBIN.92Aug24164858@utafll.utafll.uta.edu>,
robin@utafll.uta.edu (Robin Cover) writes:
|> I noted four articles pertaining to SGML in the most recent issue of
TUGboat:
	I haven't read those articles, but during the past year SGML
	related articles have appeared with greater frequency in
	TUGboat.  A consensus is growing for a synergy between the
	two:  SGML offers a more formal discipline for describing the
	logical structure of content, while TeX provides a means to
	layout the structure.  Formally associating the two is an area
	of current investigation; techiques using FOSI have been
	proposed, and presumably DSSSL supports a similar approach.

	For academic/technical journal publishing, TeX is de rigueur.
jpl

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