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More information:
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       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
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       computer equipment or software you're trying to re-sell, or a
       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
     which contains information about their policy toward spam, along
     with other things.

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     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
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     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

========================================================

This year's Balisage has a "contest" courtesy of Mark Logic,
that calls for a "big thinker" rather than a detail squirrel.
The prizes are good and the challenge is real.

Wiki authoring is real authoring too, or is it?

Pique your interest?

========================================================

05/18/10
Balisage 2010 Contest - Solve the Modern Tower of Babel

As part of the Balisage 2010 Conference, MarkLogic has put forth a
challenge in the form of a contest. The goal of the contest is to
encourage markup experts to review and to research the current state
of wiki markup languages and to generate a proposal that serves to
de-babelize the current state of affairs for the long haul.

Wikis: tower-of-babel Solve the modern tower of babel

Contest Description: In the past few decades, as a planet, we've
succeeded tremendously in standardizing a number of technologies (yay
us!). Wiki technology (other than its underlying use of web
technologies as a platform) is not solidly in this list. There is a
lot of content available today in a variety of wiki syntaces. This
syntax is not standardized. Some argue it shouldn't be. Go beyond the
existing debates, diatribes, and arguments. Put us on a practical
track to fixing this and ensuring we will have access to this content
for the long haul.

To enter, you must propose a set of concrete steps (organizational,
social, and/or technological) that will enable wiki content
interchange, a real WYSIWYG editor, and/or wiki syntax
standardization.

Entries will be evaluated based on criteria that includes:

      * How well does the entry understand the current state of the art?
      * How well does the entry identify key stake holders and actors
        (including history, motivation, and so on)
      * Is the entry clear on its objectives? (The summary allows for
        some variance here).
      * Is the approach/vision elegant, clever, or mind-changing?
      * Are the set of steps actionable and implementable?

Guidelines, rules, and prize:

     1. Please no more than 10000 words.
     2. Entries should be submitted by July 15th to:
          balisage-2010-contest at marklogic dot com
     3. Author(s) retains copyright and grants MarkLogic a non-exclusive
          license to publish the winning entry.
     4. The winner will be announced on August 3rd at the conference and
          will take home a choice of
            * Apple 15" (i5) MacBook Pro
            * Apple MacBook Air or
            * USD $2000
     5. The winner will be strongly encouraged (but not required) to give a
          brief summary (~10 minutes) of their winning entry at the conference
          on August 3rd.
     6. Employees of MarkLogic are not eligible.
     7. Judges decision is final.
     8. Contest-related questions may also be submitted to:
          balisage-2010-contest at marklogic dot com.

========================================================

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======================================================================
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Mulberry Technologies, Inc.                http://www.mulberrytech.com
17 West Jefferson Street                    Direct Phone: 301/315-9633
Suite 207                                          Phone: 301/315-9631
Rockville, MD  20850                                 Fax: 301/315-8285
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Don't forget the part where Mark Logic starts constantly sending you unsolicited
email (aka spam) about whatever.

Remember, if you don't ask to be put on a list, it's not opt-in.

-- Larry



On Jun 4, 2010, at 2:07 PM, Debbie Lapeyre <dalapeyre@...> wrote:

========================================================

This year's Balisage has a "contest" courtesy of Mark Logic,
that calls for a "big thinker" rather than a detail squirrel.
The prizes are good and the challenge is real.

Wiki authoring is real authoring too, or is it?

Pique your interest?

========================================================

05/18/10
Balisage 2010 Contest - Solve the Modern Tower of Babel

As part of the Balisage 2010 Conference, MarkLogic has put forth a
challenge in the form of a contest. The goal of the contest is to
encourage markup experts to review and to research the current state
of wiki markup languages and to generate a proposal that serves to
de-babelize the current state of affairs for the long haul.

Wikis: tower-of-babel Solve the modern tower of babel

Contest Description: In the past few decades, as a planet, we've
succeeded tremendously in standardizing a number of technologies (yay
us!). Wiki technology (other than its underlying use of web
technologies as a platform) is not solidly in this list. There is a
lot of content available today in a variety of wiki syntaces. This
syntax is not standardized. Some argue it shouldn't be. Go beyond the
existing debates, diatribes, and arguments. Put us on a practical
track to fixing this and ensuring we will have access to this content
for the long haul.

To enter, you must propose a set of concrete steps (organizational,
social, and/or technological) that will enable wiki content
interchange, a real WYSIWYG editor, and/or wiki syntax
standardization.

Entries will be evaluated based on criteria that includes:

     * How well does the entry understand the current state of the art?
     * How well does the entry identify key stake holders and actors
       (including history, motivation, and so on)
     * Is the entry clear on its objectives? (The summary allows for
       some variance here).
     * Is the approach/vision elegant, clever, or mind-changing?
     * Are the set of steps actionable and implementable?

Guidelines, rules, and prize:

    1. Please no more than 10000 words.
    2. Entries should be submitted by July 15th to:
         balisage-2010-contest at marklogic dot com
    3. Author(s) retains copyright and grants MarkLogic a non-exclusive
         license to publish the winning entry.
    4. The winner will be announced on August 3rd at the conference and
         will take home a choice of
           * Apple 15" (i5) MacBook Pro
           * Apple MacBook Air or
           * USD $2000
    5. The winner will be strongly encouraged (but not required) to give a
         brief summary (~10 minutes) of their winning entry at the conference
         on August 3rd.
    6. Employees of MarkLogic are not eligible.
    7. Judges decision is final.
    8. Contest-related questions may also be submitted to:
         balisage-2010-contest at marklogic dot com.

========================================================

--
======================================================================
Deborah Aleyne Lapeyre               mailto:dalapeyre@...
Mulberry Technologies, Inc.                http://www.mulberrytech.com
17 West Jefferson Street                    Direct Phone: 301/315-9633
Suite 207                                          Phone: 301/315-9631
Rockville, MD  20850                                 Fax: 301/315-8285
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Mulberry Technologies: A Consultancy Specializing in XML, XSLT, & SGML
======================================================================


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a fully fledged XML Query implementation.


===  What is new in version 4.0:  ===

* Qizx Server is a ready to use server module
    allowing remote clients to execute queries
    and retrieve results through simple HTTP
    REST-style protocols:

    - API service provides the main capabilities of
      the Qizx engine. Clients send their own queries.

    - XQuery Services is a mechanism for calling
      stored queries and passing parameters.
      It can implement a business logic middle tier
      or lightweight Web Services-like applications.

* Partial support of XQuery Scripting.

* Qizx now requires Java 5 or above.

Please visit http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/changes.html
for more information.


Qizx is available in several editions:

* The commercial product has 3 liberal licenses
    both for corporate application development, and
    for royalty-free distributable products.

* The Free Engine edition is a fully functional
    version of Qizx which can be used for developing
    or in production.  It is limited in database
    size (one gigabyte of XML approximately).

* Qizx/open is an open-source version of the XML
    Query interpreter of Qizx.  Qizx/open has been
    available since 2003 and is recognized as one
    of the most advanced and fastest XML Query
    implementations.


Please visit http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/ for more
information about Qizx.

---------------------------------------------

Free Engine can be downloaded from
http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/download.shtml

Qizx/open can be downloaded from
http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/qizxopen.shtml

Qizx customers, please upgrade using this form:
http://www.xmlmind.com/store/download.php

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     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
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       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

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       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

XMLmind is happy to announce the release of
XMLmind Document Repository v1.1.

XMLmind Document Repository, which is Open Source software,
can be freely downloaded from:

http://www.xmlmind.com/docrep/download.shtml
________________________________________________

Release of XMLmind Document Repository v1.1 (July 6, 2010)
----------------------------------------------------------

Made XMLmind Document Repository (XDR for short) as easy to
install and run as a desktop application:

    * Self-contained distribution now includes a private Jetty 7
      Servlet Container.

    * New graphical application xdrcontrol allows to stop,
      configure or reconfigure and start or restart both Jetty
      and the XDR WebApp.

    * Two new applications running in the Web browser allow to
      manage users and groups.

More information in
http://www.xmlmind.com/docrep/changes.html

What is XMLmind Document Repository?
----------------------------------------------------------

XMLmind Document Repository is a Web-based (WebDAV, REST)
document store designed for technical writers, featuring
automatic, transparent, versioning.

This Open Source Servlet-based Web Application is intended
to be the backend component of a future commercial offering.

________________________________________________

XMLmind is happy to announce the version 4.6.1 of XMLmind XML Editor.
     ____________________________________________

XMLmind XML Editor Personal Edition v4.6.1 can be downloaded from
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/download.shtml

Professional Edition users, please upgrade using this form:
http://www.xmlmind.com/store/download.php

(The above form is usually accessed through
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     _____________________________________________

v4.6.1 (July 30, 2010): Several very useful enhancements:

* Support of CSS3 property border-radius.

* Directly paste text copied from external word processors
    and spreadsheets as paragraphs, list items, itemized lists,
    table rows, tables, etc.

* Automatically link DocBook <callout> elements to the
    corresponding <co> elements.

* Made the Link tool even more convenient to use.
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   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
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   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
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       * XML editing applications
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       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

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     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

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        When replying to a message, please don't quote the author's
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       computer equipment or software you're trying to re-sell, or a
       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
     which contains information about their policy toward spam, along
     with other things.

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     Before posting or replying to a message, please remember this
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     and show consideration for the fact that there are subscribers on
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     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

XMLmind DITA Converter 1.2.2 (August 7, 2010)
---------------------------------------------

- Improved the rendering of complex tables.

More info in http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/changes.html

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   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
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   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
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     particularly authoring of documentation for computer software
     and hardware. Topics for which list members have a specific
     interest include:

       * XML editing applications
       * Single-sourcing for multiple audiences/delivery formats
       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
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     As a member of the xml-doc mailing list, you also have access
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     a. Use meaningful subject lines.

        Try not to use generic, uninformative subject lines such as
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     b. Quote only relevant parts of messages when replying.

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     c. Avoid idiomatic and colloquial English.

        Be sensitive to the fact that a significant number of
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     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
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     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

XMLmind is happy to announce the version 4.4.1 of XMLmind XSL-FO Converter.
     ____________________________________________

v4.4.1 (September 23, 2010):

XMLmind XSL-FO Converter is now available integrated in XMLmind XSL
Server, a powerful, production-quality, Servlet which leverages the XSL
technology to allow converting XML documents to a variety of formats.

This new software distribution targets the Web developer (JavaScript,
Ajax, PHP, etc) and the system integrator. No prior knowledge of the
Java[tm] language or the Servlet technology is required to be able to
deploy, use, program and customize XMLmind XSL Server.

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     _____________________________________________

XMLmind XSL-FO Converter Personal Edition v4.4.1 can be downloaded from
http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/downloadperso.shtml

Professional Edition users, please upgrade using this form:
http://www.xmlmind.com/store/download.php

(The above form is usually accessed through
http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/upgrade.html.)
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More information:
http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/changes.html

$Id: guidelines.txt,v 1.20 2003/06/02 01:47:07 smith Exp $

xml-doc list guidelines
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   and take a moment to review them now, including the PRIVACY
   POLICY and NO-SPAM NOTICE at the end.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
   1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
   3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
   5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
   6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP

   A. PRIVACY POLICY
   B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
   C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
   D. CHANGELOG
-------------------------------------------------------------------

  0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     xml-doc is for discussion of XML/SGML and document authoring,
     particularly authoring of documentation for computer software
     and hardware. Topics for which list members have a specific
     interest include:

       * XML editing applications
       * Single-sourcing for multiple audiences/delivery formats
       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     As a member of the xml-doc mailing list, you also have access
     to the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

     To use some features of the Web site, you also need to
     choose a username and password and register with Yahoo Groups.

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  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     To send a message to all the members of the mailing list,
     e-mail it to:

       xml-doc@yahoogroups.com

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       http://groups.yahoo.com/post/xml-doc/

     By default, when you reply to a message, the reply is sent to
     all members of the list. If you want to reply just to the
     author of a posted message, please specify only the author's
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     Here are a few general tips for posting and replying to
     messages delivered to online mailing lists:

     a. Use meaningful subject lines.

        Try not to use generic, uninformative subject lines such as
        "Easy question," "Help needed," "Urgent," and so on.
        Instead, use meaningful subject lines that will quickly
        make sense to the people whose help you are trying to get.

     b. Quote only relevant parts of messages when replying.

        When replying to a message, please don't quote the author's
        entire message unless it's really necessary. Instead,
        quote just the parts to which you are directly replying, or
        quote only enough to establish a context for your reply.

     c. Avoid idiomatic and colloquial English.

        Be sensitive to the fact that a significant number of
        subscribers to any English-language online mailing list are
        non-native speakers of English. By avoiding idiomatic and
        colloquial language, you ensure that your message will have
        a higher degree of international readability.

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

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  -----------------------------------------------------------------
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     the archive by month, visit the xml-doc main page:

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     addresses for all xml-doc subscribers, but will not provide
     any subscriber e-mail addresses or personal information to any
     third party, at any time, for any purpose. Yahoo Groups itself
     has a separate privacy policy:

       http://privacy.yahoo.com/

     Read their policy carefully and make sure it is acceptable to
     you. If it's not, you should unsubscribe from the list.

  B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
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     Please don't post messages to xml-doc that are not related
     directly to XML/SGML and document authoring. Specific types of
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     * Product or service announcements that have an excessive
       amount of unobjective marketing hype

     * Any "for sale" announcements; for example, if you have used
       computer equipment or software you're trying to re-sell, or a
       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
     which contains information about their policy toward spam, along
     with other things.

       http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

  C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Before posting or replying to a message, please remember this
     list's stated purpose -- as outlined in the TOPIC GUIDELINES --
     and show consideration for the fact that there are subscribers on
     the list from a wide variety of professional backgrounds, and
     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

Qizx is an embeddable, high-speed, native XML
indexing and query engine written in Java(TM),
with the querying and processing capabilities of
a fully fledged XML Query implementation.

---------------------------------------------

What is new in version 4.1:

* Qizx Server can now be installed in a few clicks
      thanks to a control tool that supports https, user
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* Support of more XQuery 1.1 features: function items
      (functions as objects), switch, standard try/catch,
      trigonometric functions.

* Support of non-XML documents: any kind of text or
      binary data can be stored in Qizx databases in a
      new type of document.
      Metadata properties can be set on non-XML documents
      and queried in the same way as for XML documents.

* Scalability improvements: Qizx 4.1 has been tested
      on very large databases (> 100 million documents) and
      optimized.
      A new "XL" build allows storing very large XML
      documents (over 2 Gb and up to 1000 Gb).

Please visit http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/changes.html
for more details.

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Qizx is available in several editions:

* The commercial product has 3 liberal licenses
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      for royalty-free distributable products.

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      or in production.  It is limited in database
      size (one Gigabyte of XML approximately).

* Qizx/open is an open-source version of the XML
      Query interpreter of Qizx.  Qizx/open has been
      available since 2003 and is recognized as one
      of the fastest and most advanced XML Query
      implementations.

Qizx Free Engine can be downloaded from
http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/download.shtml

Qizx/open can be downloaded from
http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/qizxopen.shtml

Qizx customers, please upgrade using this form:
http://www.xmlmind.com/store/download.php

(The above form is usually accessed through
http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/upgrade.html.)

Please visit http://www.xmlmind.com/qizx/ for more
information about Qizx.

XMLmind is happy to announce the version 4.7 of XMLmind XML Editor.
     ____________________________________________

XMLmind XML Editor Personal Edition v4.7 can be downloaded from
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/download.shtml

Professional Edition users, please upgrade using this form:
http://www.xmlmind.com/store/download.php

(The above form is usually accessed through
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/upgrade.html.)
     _____________________________________________

Redesigned tree view, more compact and hopefully more readable than the
old one.

All aspects of the tree view — fonts, colors, level of details, etc —
are now configurable.

Several other enhancements and a few minor bug fixes.
     _____________________________________________

More information:
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$Id: guidelines.txt,v 1.20 2003/06/02 01:47:07 smith Exp $

xml-doc list guidelines
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   These guidelines are sent as a Welcome message to new xml-doc
   subscribers and once every four weeks to all current
   subscribers.  Please save these guidelines for later reference
   and take a moment to review them now, including the PRIVACY
   POLICY and NO-SPAM NOTICE at the end.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
   1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
   3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
   5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
   6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP

   A. PRIVACY POLICY
   B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
   C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
   D. CHANGELOG
-------------------------------------------------------------------

  0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     xml-doc is for discussion of XML/SGML and document authoring,
     particularly authoring of documentation for computer software
     and hardware. Topics for which list members have a specific
     interest include:

       * XML editing applications
       * Single-sourcing for multiple audiences/delivery formats
       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     As a member of the xml-doc mailing list, you also have access
     to the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

     To use some features of the Web site, you also need to
     choose a username and password and register with Yahoo Groups.

  2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     To send a message to all the members of the mailing list,
     e-mail it to:

       xml-doc@yahoogroups.com

     To post a message via the Web, visit:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/post/xml-doc/

     By default, when you reply to a message, the reply is sent to
     all members of the list. If you want to reply just to the
     author of a posted message, please specify only the author's
     e-mail address in the "To:" field in your reply.

     Here are a few general tips for posting and replying to
     messages delivered to online mailing lists:

     a. Use meaningful subject lines.

        Try not to use generic, uninformative subject lines such as
        "Easy question," "Help needed," "Urgent," and so on.
        Instead, use meaningful subject lines that will quickly
        make sense to the people whose help you are trying to get.

     b. Quote only relevant parts of messages when replying.

        When replying to a message, please don't quote the author's
        entire message unless it's really necessary. Instead,
        quote just the parts to which you are directly replying, or
        quote only enough to establish a context for your reply.

     c. Avoid idiomatic and colloquial English.

        Be sensitive to the fact that a significant number of
        subscribers to any English-language online mailing list are
        non-native speakers of English. By avoiding idiomatic and
        colloquial language, you ensure that your message will have
        a higher degree of international readability.

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     All messages posted to the list are simultaneously posted to
     xml-doc website and are immediately available at:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/messages/xml-doc/

     All messages are also automatically archived. To search
     the archive, use the search box on the message page. To browse
     the archive by month, visit the xml-doc main page:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

  4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     You can unsubscribe at any time by e-mailing a message to

       xml-doc-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

     To specify that you want to receive a digest of messages once
     a day instead of receiving messages one at a time as they are
     posted, send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-digest@yahoogroups.com

     To remain a list member, but receive no mail (for example, if
     you plan to read messages by accessing the archive at the
     xml-doc Web site or if you want to stop your xml-doc e-mail
     while you are on a vacation), send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-nomail@yahoogroups.com

     To switch back from the "digest" or "no mail" settings to the
     "normal" setting, send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-normal@yahoogroups.com

     You can also change your delivery settings from the xml-doc
     Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/xml-doc/

  5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Any files that members attach to a message are stripped out
     before the message is distributed to the list; you cannot send
     or receive attachments via the list.

     If you have a file you would like to make available to the
     other members of the list, upload it directly to the file
     sharing area of the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/files/xml-doc/

     All interested members can then access or download the file at
     their convenience.

  6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     If you have questions about the list itself and need to have
     them answered by a real person, send them to:

       xml-doc-owner@yahoogroups.com

  Regards,

  Michael Smith
  xml-doc moderator and list owner

..................................................................

  A. PRIVACY POLICY
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     The xml-doc list moderator has a complete list of e-mail
     addresses for all xml-doc subscribers, but will not provide
     any subscriber e-mail addresses or personal information to any
     third party, at any time, for any purpose. Yahoo Groups itself
     has a separate privacy policy:

       http://privacy.yahoo.com/

     Read their policy carefully and make sure it is acceptable to
     you. If it's not, you should unsubscribe from the list.

  B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Please don't post messages to xml-doc that are not related
     directly to XML/SGML and document authoring. Specific types of
     messages that are inappropriate on the list include:

     * Product or service announcements that have an excessive
       amount of unobjective marketing hype

     * Any "for sale" announcements; for example, if you have used
       computer equipment or software you're trying to re-sell, or a
       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
     which contains information about their policy toward spam, along
     with other things.

       http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

  C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Before posting or replying to a message, please remember this
     list's stated purpose -- as outlined in the TOPIC GUIDELINES --
     and show consideration for the fact that there are subscribers on
     the list from a wide variety of professional backgrounds, and
     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
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xml-doc list guidelines
-------------------------------------------------------------------
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   subscribers and once every four weeks to all current
   subscribers.  Please save these guidelines for later reference
   and take a moment to review them now, including the PRIVACY
   POLICY and NO-SPAM NOTICE at the end.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
   1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
   3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
   5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
   6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP

   A. PRIVACY POLICY
   B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
   C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
   D. CHANGELOG
-------------------------------------------------------------------

  0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     xml-doc is for discussion of XML/SGML and document authoring,
     particularly authoring of documentation for computer software
     and hardware. Topics for which list members have a specific
     interest include:

       * XML editing applications
       * Single-sourcing for multiple audiences/delivery formats
       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     As a member of the xml-doc mailing list, you also have access
     to the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

     To use some features of the Web site, you also need to
     choose a username and password and register with Yahoo Groups.

  2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     To send a message to all the members of the mailing list,
     e-mail it to:

       xml-doc@yahoogroups.com

     To post a message via the Web, visit:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/post/xml-doc/

     By default, when you reply to a message, the reply is sent to
     all members of the list. If you want to reply just to the
     author of a posted message, please specify only the author's
     e-mail address in the "To:" field in your reply.

     Here are a few general tips for posting and replying to
     messages delivered to online mailing lists:

     a. Use meaningful subject lines.

        Try not to use generic, uninformative subject lines such as
        "Easy question," "Help needed," "Urgent," and so on.
        Instead, use meaningful subject lines that will quickly
        make sense to the people whose help you are trying to get.

     b. Quote only relevant parts of messages when replying.

        When replying to a message, please don't quote the author's
        entire message unless it's really necessary. Instead,
        quote just the parts to which you are directly replying, or
        quote only enough to establish a context for your reply.

     c. Avoid idiomatic and colloquial English.

        Be sensitive to the fact that a significant number of
        subscribers to any English-language online mailing list are
        non-native speakers of English. By avoiding idiomatic and
        colloquial language, you ensure that your message will have
        a higher degree of international readability.

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     All messages posted to the list are simultaneously posted to
     xml-doc website and are immediately available at:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/messages/xml-doc/

     All messages are also automatically archived. To search
     the archive, use the search box on the message page. To browse
     the archive by month, visit the xml-doc main page:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

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     You can unsubscribe at any time by e-mailing a message to

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     Any files that members attach to a message are stripped out
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     If you have a file you would like to make available to the
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     All interested members can then access or download the file at
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  6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP
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     If you have questions about the list itself and need to have
     them answered by a real person, send them to:

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  Regards,

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..................................................................

  A. PRIVACY POLICY
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     The xml-doc list moderator has a complete list of e-mail
     addresses for all xml-doc subscribers, but will not provide
     any subscriber e-mail addresses or personal information to any
     third party, at any time, for any purpose. Yahoo Groups itself
     has a separate privacy policy:

       http://privacy.yahoo.com/

     Read their policy carefully and make sure it is acceptable to
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     messages that are inappropriate on the list include:

     * Product or service announcements that have an excessive
       amount of unobjective marketing hype

     * Any "for sale" announcements; for example, if you have used
       computer equipment or software you're trying to re-sell, or a
       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
     which contains information about their policy toward spam, along
     with other things.

       http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

  C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Before posting or replying to a message, please remember this
     list's stated purpose -- as outlined in the TOPIC GUIDELINES --
     and show consideration for the fact that there are subscribers on
     the list from a wide variety of professional backgrounds, and
     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

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xml-doc list guidelines
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   These guidelines are sent as a Welcome message to new xml-doc
   subscribers and once every four weeks to all current
   subscribers.  Please save these guidelines for later reference
   and take a moment to review them now, including the PRIVACY
   POLICY and NO-SPAM NOTICE at the end.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
   1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
   3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
   5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
   6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP

   A. PRIVACY POLICY
   B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
   C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
   D. CHANGELOG
-------------------------------------------------------------------

  0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     xml-doc is for discussion of XML/SGML and document authoring,
     particularly authoring of documentation for computer software
     and hardware. Topics for which list members have a specific
     interest include:

       * XML editing applications
       * Single-sourcing for multiple audiences/delivery formats
       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     As a member of the xml-doc mailing list, you also have access
     to the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

     To use some features of the Web site, you also need to
     choose a username and password and register with Yahoo Groups.

  2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     To send a message to all the members of the mailing list,
     e-mail it to:

       xml-doc@yahoogroups.com

     To post a message via the Web, visit:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/post/xml-doc/

     By default, when you reply to a message, the reply is sent to
     all members of the list. If you want to reply just to the
     author of a posted message, please specify only the author's
     e-mail address in the "To:" field in your reply.

     Here are a few general tips for posting and replying to
     messages delivered to online mailing lists:

     a. Use meaningful subject lines.

        Try not to use generic, uninformative subject lines such as
        "Easy question," "Help needed," "Urgent," and so on.
        Instead, use meaningful subject lines that will quickly
        make sense to the people whose help you are trying to get.

     b. Quote only relevant parts of messages when replying.

        When replying to a message, please don't quote the author's
        entire message unless it's really necessary. Instead,
        quote just the parts to which you are directly replying, or
        quote only enough to establish a context for your reply.

     c. Avoid idiomatic and colloquial English.

        Be sensitive to the fact that a significant number of
        subscribers to any English-language online mailing list are
        non-native speakers of English. By avoiding idiomatic and
        colloquial language, you ensure that your message will have
        a higher degree of international readability.

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     All messages posted to the list are simultaneously posted to
     xml-doc website and are immediately available at:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/messages/xml-doc/

     All messages are also automatically archived. To search
     the archive, use the search box on the message page. To browse
     the archive by month, visit the xml-doc main page:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

  4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     You can unsubscribe at any time by e-mailing a message to

       xml-doc-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

     To specify that you want to receive a digest of messages once
     a day instead of receiving messages one at a time as they are
     posted, send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-digest@yahoogroups.com

     To remain a list member, but receive no mail (for example, if
     you plan to read messages by accessing the archive at the
     xml-doc Web site or if you want to stop your xml-doc e-mail
     while you are on a vacation), send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-nomail@yahoogroups.com

     To switch back from the "digest" or "no mail" settings to the
     "normal" setting, send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-normal@yahoogroups.com

     You can also change your delivery settings from the xml-doc
     Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/xml-doc/

  5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Any files that members attach to a message are stripped out
     before the message is distributed to the list; you cannot send
     or receive attachments via the list.

     If you have a file you would like to make available to the
     other members of the list, upload it directly to the file
     sharing area of the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/files/xml-doc/

     All interested members can then access or download the file at
     their convenience.

  6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     If you have questions about the list itself and need to have
     them answered by a real person, send them to:

       xml-doc-owner@yahoogroups.com

  Regards,

  Michael Smith
  xml-doc moderator and list owner

..................................................................

  A. PRIVACY POLICY
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     The xml-doc list moderator has a complete list of e-mail
     addresses for all xml-doc subscribers, but will not provide
     any subscriber e-mail addresses or personal information to any
     third party, at any time, for any purpose. Yahoo Groups itself
     has a separate privacy policy:

       http://privacy.yahoo.com/

     Read their policy carefully and make sure it is acceptable to
     you. If it's not, you should unsubscribe from the list.

  B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Please don't post messages to xml-doc that are not related
     directly to XML/SGML and document authoring. Specific types of
     messages that are inappropriate on the list include:

     * Product or service announcements that have an excessive
       amount of unobjective marketing hype

     * Any "for sale" announcements; for example, if you have used
       computer equipment or software you're trying to re-sell, or a
       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
     which contains information about their policy toward spam, along
     with other things.

       http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

  C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Before posting or replying to a message, please remember this
     list's stated purpose -- as outlined in the TOPIC GUIDELINES --
     and show consideration for the fact that there are subscribers on
     the list from a wide variety of professional backgrounds, and
     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

-----------------------------------------------
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-----------------------------------------------

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-----------------------------------------------

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(The above form is usually accessed through
http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/upgrade.html.)
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XMLmind is happy to announce the version 4.8 of XMLmind XML Editor.
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XMLmind XML Editor Personal Edition v4.8 can be downloaded from
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Professional Edition users, please upgrade using this form:
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More information:
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$Id: guidelines.txt,v 1.20 2003/06/02 01:47:07 smith Exp $

xml-doc list guidelines
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   These guidelines are sent as a Welcome message to new xml-doc
   subscribers and once every four weeks to all current
   subscribers.  Please save these guidelines for later reference
   and take a moment to review them now, including the PRIVACY
   POLICY and NO-SPAM NOTICE at the end.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
   1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
   3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
   5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
   6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP

   A. PRIVACY POLICY
   B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
   C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
   D. CHANGELOG
-------------------------------------------------------------------

  0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     xml-doc is for discussion of XML/SGML and document authoring,
     particularly authoring of documentation for computer software
     and hardware. Topics for which list members have a specific
     interest include:

       * XML editing applications
       * Single-sourcing for multiple audiences/delivery formats
       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     As a member of the xml-doc mailing list, you also have access
     to the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

     To use some features of the Web site, you also need to
     choose a username and password and register with Yahoo Groups.

  2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     To send a message to all the members of the mailing list,
     e-mail it to:

       xml-doc@yahoogroups.com

     To post a message via the Web, visit:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/post/xml-doc/

     By default, when you reply to a message, the reply is sent to
     all members of the list. If you want to reply just to the
     author of a posted message, please specify only the author's
     e-mail address in the "To:" field in your reply.

     Here are a few general tips for posting and replying to
     messages delivered to online mailing lists:

     a. Use meaningful subject lines.

        Try not to use generic, uninformative subject lines such as
        "Easy question," "Help needed," "Urgent," and so on.
        Instead, use meaningful subject lines that will quickly
        make sense to the people whose help you are trying to get.

     b. Quote only relevant parts of messages when replying.

        When replying to a message, please don't quote the author's
        entire message unless it's really necessary. Instead,
        quote just the parts to which you are directly replying, or
        quote only enough to establish a context for your reply.

     c. Avoid idiomatic and colloquial English.

        Be sensitive to the fact that a significant number of
        subscribers to any English-language online mailing list are
        non-native speakers of English. By avoiding idiomatic and
        colloquial language, you ensure that your message will have
        a higher degree of international readability.

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     All messages posted to the list are simultaneously posted to
     xml-doc website and are immediately available at:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/messages/xml-doc/

     All messages are also automatically archived. To search
     the archive, use the search box on the message page. To browse
     the archive by month, visit the xml-doc main page:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

  4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     You can unsubscribe at any time by e-mailing a message to

       xml-doc-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

     To specify that you want to receive a digest of messages once
     a day instead of receiving messages one at a time as they are
     posted, send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-digest@yahoogroups.com

     To remain a list member, but receive no mail (for example, if
     you plan to read messages by accessing the archive at the
     xml-doc Web site or if you want to stop your xml-doc e-mail
     while you are on a vacation), send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-nomail@yahoogroups.com

     To switch back from the "digest" or "no mail" settings to the
     "normal" setting, send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-normal@yahoogroups.com

     You can also change your delivery settings from the xml-doc
     Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/xml-doc/

  5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Any files that members attach to a message are stripped out
     before the message is distributed to the list; you cannot send
     or receive attachments via the list.

     If you have a file you would like to make available to the
     other members of the list, upload it directly to the file
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     * Any "for sale" announcements; for example, if you have used
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       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
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     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

VTD-XML 2.10 is now released. It can be downloaded at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/vtd-xml/files/vtd-xml/ximpleware_2.10/. This
release includes a number of new features and enhancement.

* The core API of VTD-XML has been expanded. Users can now perform
cut/paste/insert on an empty element.
* This release also adds the support of deeper location cache support for
parsing and indexing. This feature is useful for application performance  tuning
for processing various XML documents.
* The java version also added support for processing zip and gzip files. Direct
processing of httpURL based XML is enhanced.
* Extended Java version now support Iso-8859-10~16 encoding.
* A full featured C++ port is released.
* C version of VTD-XML now make use of thread local storage to achieve
thread safety for multi-threaded application.
* There are also a number of bugs fixed. Special thanks to Jozef Aerts, John
Sillers, Chris Tornau and a number of other users for input and suggestions

$Id: guidelines.txt,v 1.20 2003/06/02 01:47:07 smith Exp $

xml-doc list guidelines
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
   1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
   3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
   5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
   6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP

   A. PRIVACY POLICY
   B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
   C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
   D. CHANGELOG
-------------------------------------------------------------------

  0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     xml-doc is for discussion of XML/SGML and document authoring,
     particularly authoring of documentation for computer software
     and hardware. Topics for which list members have a specific
     interest include:

       * XML editing applications
       * Single-sourcing for multiple audiences/delivery formats
       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     As a member of the xml-doc mailing list, you also have access
     to the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

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     By default, when you reply to a message, the reply is sent to
     all members of the list. If you want to reply just to the
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     Here are a few general tips for posting and replying to
     messages delivered to online mailing lists:

     a. Use meaningful subject lines.

        Try not to use generic, uninformative subject lines such as
        "Easy question," "Help needed," "Urgent," and so on.
        Instead, use meaningful subject lines that will quickly
        make sense to the people whose help you are trying to get.

     b. Quote only relevant parts of messages when replying.

        When replying to a message, please don't quote the author's
        entire message unless it's really necessary. Instead,
        quote just the parts to which you are directly replying, or
        quote only enough to establish a context for your reply.

     c. Avoid idiomatic and colloquial English.

        Be sensitive to the fact that a significant number of
        subscribers to any English-language online mailing list are
        non-native speakers of English. By avoiding idiomatic and
        colloquial language, you ensure that your message will have
        a higher degree of international readability.

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

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       http://groups.yahoo.com/messages/xml-doc/

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     the archive by month, visit the xml-doc main page:

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     The xml-doc list moderator has a complete list of e-mail
     addresses for all xml-doc subscribers, but will not provide
     any subscriber e-mail addresses or personal information to any
     third party, at any time, for any purpose. Yahoo Groups itself
     has a separate privacy policy:

       http://privacy.yahoo.com/

     Read their policy carefully and make sure it is acceptable to
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     * Product or service announcements that have an excessive
       amount of unobjective marketing hype

     * Any "for sale" announcements; for example, if you have used
       computer equipment or software you're trying to re-sell, or a
       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
     which contains information about their policy toward spam, along
     with other things.

       http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

  C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Before posting or replying to a message, please remember this
     list's stated purpose -- as outlined in the TOPIC GUIDELINES --
     and show consideration for the fact that there are subscribers on
     the list from a wide variety of professional backgrounds, and
     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

$Id: guidelines.txt,v 1.20 2003/06/02 01:47:07 smith Exp $

xml-doc list guidelines
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   These guidelines are sent as a Welcome message to new xml-doc
   subscribers and once every four weeks to all current
   subscribers.  Please save these guidelines for later reference
   and take a moment to review them now, including the PRIVACY
   POLICY and NO-SPAM NOTICE at the end.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
   1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
   2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
   3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
   4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
   5. DEALING WITH E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS
   6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP

   A. PRIVACY POLICY
   B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
   C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
   D. CHANGELOG
-------------------------------------------------------------------

  0. TOPIC GUIDELINES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     xml-doc is for discussion of XML/SGML and document authoring,
     particularly authoring of documentation for computer software
     and hardware. Topics for which list members have a specific
     interest include:

       * XML editing applications
       * Single-sourcing for multiple audiences/delivery formats
       * XML-based content management systems
       * DocBook and other document-oriented markup vocabularies
       * Converting legacy documents
       * Organizational strategies for structured authoring
       * Document analysis and markup model design/refinement
       * Transitioning from older (e.g. FrameMaker) environments
       * Publishing (transforming and delivering XML content)

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  1. ACCESSING THE XML-DOC WEB SITE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     As a member of the xml-doc mailing list, you also have access
     to the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

     To use some features of the Web site, you also need to
     choose a username and password and register with Yahoo Groups.

  2. POSTING AND REPLYING TO MESSAGES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     To send a message to all the members of the mailing list,
     e-mail it to:

       xml-doc@yahoogroups.com

     To post a message via the Web, visit:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/post/xml-doc/

     By default, when you reply to a message, the reply is sent to
     all members of the list. If you want to reply just to the
     author of a posted message, please specify only the author's
     e-mail address in the "To:" field in your reply.

     Here are a few general tips for posting and replying to
     messages delivered to online mailing lists:

     a. Use meaningful subject lines.

        Try not to use generic, uninformative subject lines such as
        "Easy question," "Help needed," "Urgent," and so on.
        Instead, use meaningful subject lines that will quickly
        make sense to the people whose help you are trying to get.

     b. Quote only relevant parts of messages when replying.

        When replying to a message, please don't quote the author's
        entire message unless it's really necessary. Instead,
        quote just the parts to which you are directly replying, or
        quote only enough to establish a context for your reply.

     c. Avoid idiomatic and colloquial English.

        Be sensitive to the fact that a significant number of
        subscribers to any English-language online mailing list are
        non-native speakers of English. By avoiding idiomatic and
        colloquial language, you ensure that your message will have
        a higher degree of international readability.

     Please also take a moment to read the NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT,
     TROLLS, AND FLAMES at the end of this message.

  3. READING MESSAGES VIA THE WEB AND ACCESSING THE MESSAGE ARCHIVE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     All messages posted to the list are simultaneously posted to
     xml-doc website and are immediately available at:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/messages/xml-doc/

     All messages are also automatically archived. To search
     the archive, use the search box on the message page. To browse
     the archive by month, visit the xml-doc main page:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xml-doc/

  4. UNSUBSCRIBING, RECEIVING DIGESTS, AND PUTTING MAIL ON HOLD
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     You can unsubscribe at any time by e-mailing a message to

       xml-doc-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

     To specify that you want to receive a digest of messages once
     a day instead of receiving messages one at a time as they are
     posted, send a blank e-mail message to:

       xml-doc-digest@yahoogroups.com

     To remain a list member, but receive no mail (for example, if
     you plan to read messages by accessing the archive at the
     xml-doc Web site or if you want to stop your xml-doc e-mail
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     or receive attachments via the list.

     If you have a file you would like to make available to the
     other members of the list, upload it directly to the file
     sharing area of the xml-doc Web site:

       http://groups.yahoo.com/files/xml-doc/

     All interested members can then access or download the file at
     their convenience.

  6. RECEIVING FURTHER HELP
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     If you have questions about the list itself and need to have
     them answered by a real person, send them to:

       xml-doc-owner@yahoogroups.com

  Regards,

  Michael Smith
  xml-doc moderator and list owner

..................................................................

  A. PRIVACY POLICY
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     The xml-doc list moderator has a complete list of e-mail
     addresses for all xml-doc subscribers, but will not provide
     any subscriber e-mail addresses or personal information to any
     third party, at any time, for any purpose. Yahoo Groups itself
     has a separate privacy policy:

       http://privacy.yahoo.com/

     Read their policy carefully and make sure it is acceptable to
     you. If it's not, you should unsubscribe from the list.

  B. NO-SPAM NOTICE
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Please don't post messages to xml-doc that are not related
     directly to XML/SGML and document authoring. Specific types of
     messages that are inappropriate on the list include:

     * Product or service announcements that have an excessive
       amount of unobjective marketing hype

     * Any "for sale" announcements; for example, if you have used
       computer equipment or software you're trying to re-sell, or a
       domain name you want to unload, posting an announcement to
       xml-doc is not an appropriate way to try to find a buyer

     You should also read the the Yahoo Terms of Service document,
     which contains information about their policy toward spam, along
     with other things.

       http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

  C. NOTE ON TOPIC DRIFT, TROLLS, AND FLAMES
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
     Before posting or replying to a message, please remember this
     list's stated purpose -- as outlined in the TOPIC GUIDELINES --
     and show consideration for the fact that there are subscribers on
     the list from a wide variety of professional backgrounds, and
     that many people aren't going to be nearly as interested as you
     might be in any particular discussion that drifts away from the
     topic guidelines, no matter how important/relevant you may
     personally believe the particular topic drift to be.

     [0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/topic-drift.html

     xml-doc is a relatively low-noise list, and relatively free
     from trolls[1] and flames[2] and flame bait[3].

     [1] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/T/troll.html
     [2] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame.html
     [3] http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/flame-bait.html

     To help keep the noise level down, don't fan the flames, and
     avoid feeding the trolls if/when they appear (a much better
     strategy is simply to ignore them).

  D. CHANGELOG
  -----------------------------------------------------------------

     2003-06-02  <smith@...>

       * updated jargon-file URLs

     2003-05-02  <smith@...>

       * formatting tweak

       * changed vim foldlevel

       * minor reformatting

       * formatting, minor updates

       * topic drift, etc. section updated

     2002-10-04  <smith@...>

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames (in another place)

       * added section about topic drift, trolls, and flames

     2002-07-02  <smith@...>

       * changed 'DocBook and other DTDs' to 'DocBook and other markup
vocabularies'

       * changed 'DTD creation' to 'markup model design'

     2002-04-24  <smith@...>

       * minor tweaks

       * removed spam warnings

       * expanded tabs

       * added more no-spam warnings

       * no-spam.txt: New file.

     2002-04-03  <smith@...>

       * fixed minor typo

     2002-01-02  <smith@...>

       * branches:  1.1.1; Initial revision

       * added Id keyword

       * New file.

// this file best viewed with Vim 6.1 or greater ;)
// vim:foldmethod=indent:foldlevel=1

In Framemaker 7, how can I determine the number of H1, H2 headings etc. in my
document?

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* New option -dryrun allows to use ditac as a validator.

* Generated messages translated to Czech and Russian.

XMLmind DITA Converter v2.0.1 should be available integrated in
the following products: XMLmind XML Editor Professional Edition, XMLmind
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