Introduction To Authoring DocBook Documents

Table of Contents

7. Creating An SGML DocBook Document

7.1. Declaring the document type

7.2. The use of PUBLIC identifiers in SGML

7.3. The use of SYSTEM identifiers in SGML

7.4. An SGML DocBook article template

7.5. An SGML DocBook book template

8. Creating an XML DocBook document

8.1. Declaring The Document Type

8.2. The use of PUBLIC and SYSTEM identifiers in XML

8.3. Creating an XML DocBook document

8.3.1. An article template

8.3.2. An example XML DocBook Book

9. DocBook Document Examples

9.1. Common DocBook Elements

9.1.1. <para>

9.1.2. <programlisting>

9.1.3. Entities for special characters

9.1.4. <screen>

9.1.5. <ulink>

9.1.6. Lists

9.1.6.1. <itemizedlist>

9.1.6.2. <orderedlist>

9.1.7. Some common inline elements

9.2. Including Images

9.3. Tables

10. Auxiliary Tools for DocBook Authoring

10.1. Editors

10.1.1. VI/VIM/GVIM

10.1.2. Emacs

10.1.3. ThotBook

10.1.4. EpcEdit

10.1.5. Xeena

10.1.6. The rest

10.2. Spell Checking

10.2.1. Aspell

11. References

11.1. Internet Resources Used