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Subject:SGML From:John Sanders <SANDERS_J -at- TBOSCH -dot- DNET -dot- GE -dot- COM> Date:Mon, 17 May 1993 16:33:19 EDT
Hi all!
Well, for anyone who's read the latest STC Quarterly Journal, the latest topic
is SGML, for Standard General Markup Language. I am therefor officially
starting a thread about it, with the hope that this topic hasn't already been
beaten to death here.
Things to talk about: if you've used it, how you like it, what you think of
the presentation in the Journal, what you think of the concept (if you haven't
used it), the possibilities for such a system used widely, and whether all the
books in the Library of Congress could be converted to an SGML system online.
