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From: Barry Prescott
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 1991 22:37

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Can a document written in a declarative block-structured markup
language (such as say LaTeX) be easily converted into SGML? What
about the reverse process. Which direction is the most difficult?

I am currently defining a declarative block-structured markup language
for a hypertext system and would like to be able to convert documents
to and from SGML.

Is the proposed HyTime International Standard described in detail anywhere?

Thanks in advance,

Barry Prescott, Hypermedia Systems Group, Dept. of Computer Science,
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