Video description
XML is central to many exciting publishing initiatives, especially bringing existing content to new media and devices. For nearly all publishers, forging into the future will involve XML. High-level and business-oriented, this session will peek under the hood to see what's happening without dwelling on technical details.
Table of contents
- Chapter 1: Introduction 00:17:56
- Chapter 2: Validating XML 00:16:10
- Chapter 3: An example from the DocBook standard 00:09:49
- Chapter 4: Discussion about XML adoption 00:21:14
- Chapter 5: XML support in MS Word 00:15:30
- Chapter 6: Handling Word documents 00:19:26
- Chapter 7: Problems solved by XML 00:19:43
- Chapter 8: Word's track changes feature 00:16:27
- Chapter 9: Advanced search with XML 00:10:46
- Chapter 10: XML rendering example 00:15:57
- Chapter 11: Concluding remarks and Q&A 00:19:29
Product information
- Title: XML for Publishers
- Author(s):
- Release date: April 2008
- Publisher(s): O'Reilly Media, Inc.
- ISBN: 978059651985
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