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<title>Slacker's Docbook </title>
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<abstract> <p> Slacker's Docbook is yet another Docbook preprocessor.
It is a document format, plus scripts, stylesheets and libraries for
converting documents into standard Docbook/XML. Bulleted lists,
conditional processing, subdocument and sourecode example inclusions,
easy incorporation of images, and a host of other commonly faced
problems are solved by Slacker's Docbook. In particular, it can be
used to develop multiple versions (such as a textbook and overhead
slides) of a document from a single source. This system was designed
for writing computer science courseware (tutorials, assignments,
exams), so it well suited for writing books that contain many
sourcecode examples. </p>
</abstract>
<p> This is a self-documenting document about how to
write self-documenting documentation. It was written in
XML, but you are probably reading it in XHTML or PDF, after
it has gone through a number of transformations,
including Docbook XML as an intermediate file format.
</p>
<p> This project is hosted on <a
href="http://slackerdoc.tigris.org/">Slackerdoc.Tigris.org</a>. From
there, you can gain access to file releases, as well as the subversion
repository. You are welcome to join the project if you wish to
contribute.
</p>
<p><a href="http://www.jedit.org">
<img src="http://www.jedit.org/made-with-jedit-7.png"
alt="Made with jEdit"/> </a>
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