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> Has anyone got any opinions on this one way or the other?

Lighter weight tools are always welcome, particularly
if they do a better job than their beefier counterparts.

But I'm a bit surprised that no one's gotten around to
writing up some DSSSL specs that go right to plain text
(perhaps with trivial postprocessing).  Know of any?

--Sean


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