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In article <1992Dec16.144410.21104@unixland.natick.ma.us> bdowning@unixland.natick.ma.us (Bill Downing) writes:
|In article <1992Dec15.221604.318@rsvl.unisys.com> gray@rsvl.unisys.com (Bill Gray ) writes:
|>I need to know what tools exist for creating and maintaining documents
|>in SGML.  UNIX or MS-DOS platforms are preferred.
|>
|>The target application is software and hardware documentation in multiple
|>media (for example, paper, online man pages, and CD-ROM).  We need to be
|>able to embed hypertext links in the output for the CD-ROM output.
|>
|>Thanks in advance,
|>
|I've got a lot of info on this but most of it is in hardcopy form...to
|get you started, try Avalanche Corp. in Boulder Colorado at
|303-449-5032 or Interleaf in Waltham, MA. Both are heavily into SGML
|markup tools. I can send you alot more info if you send me a SASE with
|about 75 cents postage (make it a 9 x 11 envelope). Also, if this
|group has an FAQ, there's undoubtedly some info there as well...

You may want to look into FrameBuilder also.  FrameBuilder is a
re-incarnation of FrameMaker as a structured WYSIWYG SGML-compatible
authoring tool, with `Guided Editing', etc.  FrameMaker/Builder is 
being used in many enterprises for it's hypertext multi-media 
capabilities.  It's available now.  

Check Frame Technology out at 408.433.3311 or e-mail me for more info.  
(Yes, we will be selling FrameBuilder ..  %^)

-jme

John Eadie  _Computing Art Inc_  
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