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Article #693Re: Entities in Word Perfect Suite 8 SGML editor
From: Johan Martens
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1998 00:00
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--------------16DE8A12FA8DED2A54E5E7F7 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Dear Luis As I told you yesterday, I gave you just one part of the solution, another possibility is not to change the original SGML-declaration. Instead you insert in your DTD the entity-file you need e.g. <!ENTITY % wpset1 PUBLIC "-//COREL//ENTITIES WP 6.1 Character Set 1 (Multinational)//EN"> %wpset1; Then in your compilation parameters for DTD to LGC you use as map-file "c:\corel\office7\wpwin7\mapfiles\wp_wpc.map" You compile your DTD and you can start editing in WordPerfect. When you insert characters like ����... nothing seem to happen. I suggest you save your file as an SGML-file and take a look at this file with a dos-editor. You will notice that all the characters have been switched to sgml-entities. When you reopen the file you will not see the sgml-entities but instead you will see the characters you typed. I hope you can use this solution. With kind regards Johan Martens Unisys Belgium Document Management Consultant +32-2-728.05.91 --------------16DE8A12FA8DED2A54E5E7F7 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <HTML> Dear Luis <P>As I told you yesterday, I gave you just one part of the solution, another possibility is not to change the original SGML-declaration. <P>Instead you insert in your DTD the entity-file you need e.g. <P><FONT FACE="Courier New,Courier"><FONT SIZE=-1><!ENTITY % wpset1 PUBLIC "-//COREL//ENTITIES WP 6.1 Character Set 1 (Multinational)//EN"></FONT></FONT> <BR><FONT FACE="Courier New,Courier"><FONT SIZE=-1>%wpset1;</FONT></FONT> <P>Then in your compilation parameters for DTD to LGC you use as map-file <P>"c:\corel\office7\wpwin7\mapfiles\wp_wpc.map" <P>You compile your DTD and you can start editing in WordPerfect. <P>When you insert characters like èùéà£... nothing seem to happen. I suggest you save your file <BR>as an SGML-file and take a look at this file with a dos-editor. You will notice that <BR>all the characters have been switched to sgml-entities. <BR>When you reopen the file you will not see the sgml-entities but instead you will see <BR>the characters you typed. <P>I hope you can use this solution. <P>With kind regards <BR>Johan Martens <BR>Unisys Belgium <BR>Document Management Consultant <BR>+32-2-728.05.91 <BR> </HTML> --------------16DE8A12FA8DED2A54E5E7F7--
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