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On Fri, 17 May 1996, Sean Kelly wrote:

> SGML would definitely be preferred.

Alternatively, LaTeX isn't too bad because the markup semantics
are nearly identical to the linuxdoc DTD (which was based on
Quertz which was based on LaTeX markup).  I can convert latex to
sgml without much effort.

-john

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