Is SGML the equivalent of Script/GML by IBM?

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From: Dilip Barman
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 1990 16:44

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     Is SGML the GML that is the "standard" text processing environment
on IBM mainframes (called DCF - document composition facility)?  If so,
the IBM manuals are a good place to start learning GML.

Dilip Barman     dkb@cs.brown.edu
U.S. mail: Brown University                       Home: 40 Everett Avenue
           Dept. of Computer Science, Box 1910          Providence, RI 02906
           Providence, RI 02912 (401)863-7666           (401)521-9731

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Subject: Is SGML the equivalent of Script/GML by IBM?
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