<H5>Subject: Re: EASY DTD CREATION - POSSIBLE?  From: Benoit Maneckjee <bmaneckj@nlnet.nf.ca> Date: 22 JUL 1995 03:08:15 GMT </H5>
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From: Benoit Maneckjee <bmaneckj@nlnet.nf.ca>
Date: 22 JUL 1995 03:08:15 GMT 
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Thank you all for the numerous email replies to the aforementioned article.

For those of you interested in what it all boils down to - here's what 
advice I got:

Easy DTD development can be a reality with the following products:

- Ottawa based MicroStar's Near & Far available at:  http://www.microstar.com
  This product apparently gives you an intuitive graphical view of your 
  DTD as you build it.  Even grandma & the dog should be able to do it!

- easyDTD available at:  ftp.ifi.uio.no  at /pub/SGML/EasyDTD/EasyDTD.zip
  This product apparently builds an SGML skeleton from your elements.

Another interesting product from Infrastructures for Information Inc. of 
Toronto may be of interest to some; it is an SGML server for use with 
3rd party apps & development environments and does all the SGML stuff for 
you, making the other apps SGML capable.  It is available at: www.i4i.org

Please keep the comments and ideas comming.  Seems to me that SGML may be 
one of Canada's best kept secrets...  Thanks.

Not so frustrated anymore,


Benoit Maneckjee :->


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