(dsssl) Re: Welcome to dssslist

[udit narayan sharma <udit.sharma@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> hi 
 please tell me how can I change the color of the titles while converting my sgml file to rtf using openjade.
bye
udit
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> DSSSL DOCUMENTATION PROJECT
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> FURTHER INFORMATION ON DSSSL
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> Two excellent sources of information about DSSSL are the DSSSL section
> of the SGML/XML Web Page at http://www.oasis-open.org/cover/dsssl.html
> and James Clark's DSSSL page at http://www.jclark.com/dsssl.
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