Re: Scheme Programming Reference

["Sebastian Rahtz" <sebastian.rahtz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Brandon Ibach writes:
 >    What, I believe, is needed is a book that does for DSSSL what
 > Goldfarb's "SGML Handbook" did for SGML.  It's actually a

what Goldfarb did for SGML, arguably, is put off 99% of the people
who picked up that monstrous tome. I think its a terrible, unhelpful,
offputting book. it typifies why SGML was such a huge marketing
failure.

we need a *fun* book about DSSSL. and plenty of publishers would risk
it, if anyone can write such a thing.

which did you read in the old days, the Red PostScript book or the Blue
one?

sebastian



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