Re: [docbook-apps] Master thesis in DocBook

[Jeffrey Franks <jfranks at combuy dot com>]

Hi Per,

You might look at this archive for the subject:
   "What is status of open-source XSLT to PDF?"
just this past week.

There were a number of replies to my question, which
had similar content and were helpful to me in
determining what one can expect when using open-source
toolchain in processing Docbook XML.

However, you also have an additional requirement
that I did not have to address -- equations (MathML).
I don't know what to say about that aspect.

Hope this helps to some extent.

Per Zetterlund wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've recently started working on my master thesis. It'll be a report 
> containing
> about 70 pages with figures, images and equations. Is it any use trying 
> to use
> DocBook to write it? Is there tools of enough high quality to make 
> printable
> PDFs with figures (SVG), images (JPEG, PNG) and equations (MathML)?
> Does anyone on the list have experience in writing thesises (or similar) in
> DocBook?
>
> Thanks,
>
>       Per
>
>
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