RE: DITA

At 11:01 AM 8/18/2005, Christie Mason wrote:
>Good point and one that I've very aware of, amazing how so many 
>software "standards" aren't standard.  Just look at the browser 
>differences in implementing CSS2/CSS-P.

Exactly. Look at XML for that matter!

>
>That's the main reason I thought I'd see who had what real life 
>experiences and suggestions.

I look forward to hearing people's experiences.

>
>Christie Mason
>-----Original Message-----
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>[mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Ann Rockley
>The biggest question to ask of the vendors is not "Do you support 
>DITA" because any good XML-based CMS will support it because it is 
>an XML-based standard, but rather "How do you support DITA" to 
>determine the depth and key features of their support for the standard.
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