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Subject: Re: SGML tools
From: asami@vader.cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * If you're gonna do this, I'd kinda want the tex and groff ports to be in 
 * it.  I mean, they're both text formatters .... 

See, this is why we never managed to make this category. ;)

This one is for text-to-text converters only.  Anything that can do
(and usually does) more than that probably goes to print ("desktop
publishing").

Satoshi (by the way, there is no groff port)