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2 total messages Started by Frank Ridderbusch, MR PD 254 Mon, 24 Jul 1995 00:00
Help needed to setup psgml-mode under GNU Emacs
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Author: Frank Ridderbusch, MR PD 254
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 00:00
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Hello folks,

I need some help to correctly setup psgml mode under Emacs and
XEmacs. I'm a SGML novice and I've read some introductory text, but
I'm somehow not able to convinve psgml mode to do something usefull. 

The best, what I can achieve is the following Emacs error message:

Illegal markup declaration ; at: DOCTYPE article

I've tried psgml-0.4b3.tar.gz and psgml-1a6.tar.gz with the same
results. 

An easy step by step example would be very welcome, perhaps using the
DOCBOOK or HTML dtd as an example.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Help needed to setup psgml-mode under GNU Emacs
#758
Author: Martin Hollender
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 00:00
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>I need some help to correctly setup psgml mode under Emacs and
>XEmacs. I'm a SGML novice and I've read some introductory text, but
>I'm somehow not able to convinve psgml mode to do something usefull. 

http://web.nexor.co.uk/mak/doc/html/sgml-lib/html-sgml.html
contains a description of the setup of psgml for HTML.
The file CATALOG needs special attention (both path and format)

Martin Hollender EURISCO
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