Cougarkhan <co********@yahoo.com> writes:
I'm working on some reports, which need will need to be formatted in
several different formats. What are some of the recommendations for or
against using DocBook XML over a regular XML Document?
There's no such thing as "regular XML."
If you have a particular DTD or schema in mind as an alternative to
DocBook, then name it.
If you haven't, then either:
a) You're making up your own, in which case it is "your custom
Schema," and not a "regular XML document," or
b) You're totally lost, and DocBook, being something reasonably
concrete, should certainly be your choice to bring order out of
chaos.
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