Go sniffing around the LDP site (http://sunsite.unc.edu/LDP/) and use what
they use. I believe the toolkit is sgml-tools or linuxdoc-sgml or
something like that. The LDP writes all its docs in SGML from what I know
and then uses the toolkit to convert it into just about any other format
you can think of (text, info, man(?), postscript(?), html,
whatever). I'm not sure about specifics though, this information is from
my own sniffing around the website. :)
I believe you can probably convert other things into sgml too. (take your
existing html, turn into sgml, then turn into anything else you want, I
guess)
HTH. :)
-James
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