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Conference vaxuum::online_bookbuilding

Title:Online Bookbuilding
Notice:This conference is write-locked: see note 1.3.
Moderator:VAXUUM::UTT
Created:Fri Aug 12 1988
Last Modified:Mon Jul 15 1991
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:440
Total number of notes:2134

223.0. "<LMF> tags appear in TXT output" by AITG::WARNER (It&#039;s only work if they make you do it) Wed Nov 15 1989 12:39

    The <LMF> tags used for V2 books are supposed to be on-ops for printed
    documentation. 
    
    However, DOCUMENT fails to ignore them when you process for the MAIL
    destination to make TXT files for installation guides and release notes
    that go on CONDIST. 
    
    You have to edit the TXT file and delete the LMF information.
    
    DOCUMENT should be fixed so that the <LMF> tags don't appear in TXT
    files.
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223.1CLOSET::UTTWed Nov 15 1989 19:404
    Are you using the symbols file CUP$ONLINE_DEFS.GDX? What errors do you
    get, undefined tag errors?
    
    Mary
223.2Got tags in output, not errorsAITG::WARNERIt&#039;s only work if they make you do itThu Nov 16 1989 09:532
    I didn't use the GDX file. I don't think I got any DOCUMENT errors, but
    the tags appeared in the TXT file output.
223.3RAGMOP::UTTThu Nov 16 1989 14:5614
    I just tested the MAIL destination with the LMF tags. If I did *not*
    use /symbols=cup$online_defs.gdx, the tags were reported as being
    undefined and were put into the output. If I *did* use
    \symbols=cup$online_defs.gdx, the tags were defined as null, there were
    no complaints from the tag translator, and there were no LMF tags in
    the output.
    
    Please recheck this. If you are still having problems, please send
    a log file and a small test file that reproduces the problems and
    I will look into it.
    
    Thanks,
    
    Mary
223.4GDX file solves problemAITG::WARNERIt&#039;s only work if they make you do itMon Nov 20 1989 09:323
    Using the GDX file solved the problem. Sorry for the bother.
    
    Ross