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<H1>SGMLtools Package Directory</H1>
<P>This is the top level of the actual SGMLtools package. SGMLtools, the
package, contains wrapper scripts and DSSSL stylesheets that provide
out-of-the-box DocBook support. This package, normally distributed with
other packages as SGMLtools-x.y.z.tar.gz can also be used stand-alone,
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<H1>packages/cvs/sgmltools</H1>
<P>Files in this directory:
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<LI><A href="aliases">SGML alias file</A>, installed as /etc/sgml/aliases
by default.
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<P>Subdirectories:
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<LI><A href="bin">User-callable scripts</A> (sgmltools and buildcat)
<LI><A href="doc">Documentation</A> (empty...)
<LI><A href="dsssl">DSSSL stylesheets</A>
<LI><A href="dtd">DTD's</A> (Linuxdoc DTD's for conversion purposes).
<LI><A href="man">Manual pages</A>
<LI><A href="python">Python modules</A> (This is where you hack SGMLtools
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