| Title: | I-TEAM/SES CONFERENCE |
| Moderator: | TNPUBS::EWART |
| Created: | Wed May 10 1995 |
| Last Modified: | Wed Nov 27 1996 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 49 |
| Total number of notes: | 126 |
Does anyone know of an SGML to HTML coverter that works?
I'll be getting some files in SGML and need to convert them to
HTML. Any pointers are appreciated!
Kathy Woodward
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| 40.1 | What DTD? | CRAYON::GENT | Revolutionize yourself | Fri Mar 29 1996 09:34 | 9 |
er... HTML *is* SGML (or rather, it can be... :-)
You would need to be more specific. What SGML DTD do the
documents use? There are existing HTML converters for some
DTDs (such as docbook). For others, there are tools available
to create converters (such as OminMark and DynaWeb), but
someone needs to define the rules that map tag-to-tag.
--Andrew
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| 40.2 | CDE DTD | REGENT::WOODWARD | I'll put this moment...here | Fri Mar 29 1996 13:04 | 10 |
Hi, Andrew:
Yes, I know that the HTML and SGML are closely related, but getting
from one format the next may be a challenge.
I am getting files from Xerox in SGML format. I believe they are going
to use the CDE DTD. Of course, if that DTD doesn't allow for easy
conversion, I could request that they use another DTD.
Thanks for the information you provided! Kathy
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| 40.3 | CRAYON::GENT | Revolutionize yourself | Tue Apr 02 1996 21:10 | 5 | |
If DCE is based on docbook (which is not unreasonable to assume is
possible), then O'Reilly and Sons have an unsupported docbook-to-HTML
converter.
--Andrew
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