[postgis-users] Documentation - XML editors

[John Reid]

Agreed.  However until OpenOffice, KWord, AbiWord or .....  have robust, 
easy to use and configure support for DocBook, I guess we have to use 
what we can find....  The alternative is learn how to use Emacs with the 
psgml extension.  I guess for most purposes that is probably overkill - 
and I can't see most users going to the trouble of learning it.  From a 
support person's point of view,  keep it simple if possible and try to 
keep to a consistent set of key bindings ;-)

Bernhard Reiter wrote:

>On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 11:42:40AM +1000, John Reid wrote:
>
>>Just found some more info on editors that support DocBook :-)
>>
>
>I don't remember the initial info.
>
>>Is it worth trialling XEE as an editor?  It's not Free Software, 
>>
>
>As for obvious reasons an editor that is proprietory
>cannot be recommended, if you want to further Free Software.
>
>I wonder what the KDE people use for an editor.
>Additionally I've heard good things about TeXmacs (which is not
>a decendence of emacs), but a visual editor.
>

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