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The October, 1992 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.

<TAG>, published monthly, is the only regular source of 
information  for the SGML industry: articles, reviews, product 
news, tutorials, standards updates, user group information, case 
studies, and useful technical tips and information. <TAG> is 
designed to be an objective voice of the SGML community. We 
accept no advertising and encourage frank and open debate on the 
issues faced by the information publisher.

For more information about <TAG>, contact the Graphic 
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703-548-2867.

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                      <TAG> October 1992
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Space and Time in HyTime
    by Michel Biezunski, consultant for Electronic Documentation 
    at Moderato in Paris, France
    
    Mr. Biezunski provides an introduction to HyTime. He  
    discusses the space and time models in HyTime by comparing it 
    to Einstein's Theory of General Relativity.
    
SGML Hot at Seybold '92
    By Dale Waldt, Publisher of <TAG>
    
    Report from the Seybold conference on electronic publishing 
    in San Francisco. There was much talk about SGML at the 
    conference, including some heated debates with the desktop 
    publishing crowd.
    
The DTD May Not Be Enough: SGML Declarations
    By Wayne Wohler, Advisory Engineer with Publishing Solutions, 
    IBM Corporation in Boulder
    
    This is the first part of a three-part tutorial series 
    covering the mysterious SGML Declaration. Part 1 discusses 
    document character sets as defined by the SGML declaration.

Timely News, Calendar, and Users' Group information completes the 
issue.

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