Re: [LINUX5250] Re: HOWTO (was: key mapping)

[Tony Lambley <tonyl@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Any chance of a copy James? I was recently going to use latex for a reporting
process, but opted for direct postscript instead, as it was somewhat easier
to get up and running. I don't tink I got beyond the first few pages of the
latex manual, so didn't get to see it in action.

Regards,
Tony


On Friday 12 Oct 2001 21:39 pm, you wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Oct 2001, Scott Klement wrote:
> > Over the past week, I re-did my sockets tutorial using DocBook, which
> > is the SGML DTD that's used by the FDP (FreeBSD Documentation Project)
> > I'm not familiar with the LDP, but I imagine that they're similar.
>
> I haven't got DocBook up and running here.  That is what I want to use for
> the HOWTO since it follows the LDP standard.  Maybe I can bug you little
> on it?  Is there a latex -> DocBook converter?
>
> > Anyway, the reason I'm writing this is that perhaps I could help with the
> > HOWTO?  Now that I've got some experience with SGML?
> >
> > Do you have some ideas as to what the content of the HOWTO should be?
>
> I have some stuff, but it is in latex format.  I also have collected
> several emails from the list with instructions so I don't have to go back
> through the archives and search.  I can get this to you and anyone else
> who wants to look at it tomorrow.
>
> James Rich
> james@eaerich.com
>
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