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From: lark@world.std.com (Lar Kaufman)
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To: blinux-list@redhat.com, sholmes@primenet.com
Subject: Re:  Linux Documentation accessability
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There is a good collection of Linux documentation in SGML format; the
Linux Documentation Project developed a DTD and put it out in that form.
>>From SGML format, it can be filtered into HTML, I believe, which should
be the simplest way for you to build hypertext. I haven't checked on this
work in some time, but I'll be glad to track down the internet location
for the files.

-lar
  Lar Kaufman    lark@world.std.com     lark@conserve.org    lark@walden.com
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  _Running Linux_ 2nd. Ed. Aug. 1996, Matt Welsh and Lar Kaufman, Authors
                                      O'Reilly & Associates, Publishers