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The January, 1993 issue of <TAG>, The SGML Newsletter, is in 
the mail. As a service to the readers of comp.text.sgml, the 
table of contents, along with a brief description of each 
article, is listed below.

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                       <TAG> January 1993
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This issue marks the beginning of out seventh year of 
publication. We would like to thank all of our subscribers and 
contributors for supporting us over the years.
    
The DTD May Not Be Enough: SGML Declarations
    by Wayne Wohler, Advisory Engineer with IBM in Boulder, 
    Colorado.
    
    This is part II of a three-part tutorial on the SGML 
    Declaration. The Declaration is a little-understood piece of 
    SGML, and can solve many problems that users encounter in 
    implementing SGML in their organizations. This tutorial 
    series attempts to explain the Declaration and its use.
    
    Part II describes the Reference Concrete Syntax.

1992 Abstracts
    Brief abstracts for each feature printed in all issues of 
    1992, plus headlines for news articles.
            
News
    Calendar
    Avalanche Announces SGML Hammer
    Datalogics Introduces DL Composer
    Technical Report Available
    Movement
    New SGML Book Available
    On-Line Publishing '93

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Brian E. Travis                                              brian@sgml.com
Managing Editor,                                      Tele: +1 303 680-0875
<TAG> The SGML Newsletter                              Fax: +1 303 680-4906