There are a number of Web sites that focus on SGML. Here are a few of them.
Information available on FIGleaf Inline 1.0 which is available now, Dynaweb 1.0 Web Server Software, Webtrap etc.
Access the EBT Web Site for press releases, EBT's Grant Programme, events and seminars.
On the Exoterica Web site information can be found on OmniMark Version 3 and the OmniMark User Group.
OmniMark Version 3 is scheduled for release in the third quarter of 1996. A preview release of OmniMark Version 3 will be on display at four trade shows world-wide this spring: For more information, see:
The Steve Pepper Web Site holds information on Classifying SGML Tools, Hardware & Software Platforms, SGML Support, Activities and Functionality and a directory of SGML Tools and Vendors. Information is also given on the SGML Parser.
For information on the 1996 Conference in Munich, other conferences and tutorials scheduled this year, publications, and news Summaries, access the GCA Web Site.
The HighText Web Site has information on Upcoming workshops and EnLIGHTeN-2.
EnLIGHTeN-2 is an easy way to create complex HTML pages enriching your information. For more information , email: enlighten@hightext.com. Excerpts of the book Venice and its Lagoon, by Giulio Lorenzetti have been reproduced using EnLIGHTeN-2 and can be viewed on http://www.inet.it/lint.
SP is a completely new, next-generation SGML parser. The current version is 1.0.1, released 25th October 1995. Version 1.0 is the first production release. 1.0.1 fixes a stupid bug, which caused applications to core dump when called without any arguments. (If you already have 1.0, you can use this "ftp://ftp.jclark.com/pub/sp/sp-1.0-1.0.1.diff" to update to 1.0.1.)
For information on What's New, News, SGML Open and Tradeshows, access the Microsoft Web Site. Details are also given on the following conferences:
Microstar Software Ltd. becomes partner in information exchange pilot project for National Energy Board.
Microstar joins SGML Open!
PR, News and Announcements, Open Text Headlines, Open Text Exhibiting at Spring Internet World '96 can be found on the OpenText Web Site. Other articles of interest are:
For information on ISO/IEC, access the WG8 Homepage.
ISO/IEC JTC1/SC18/WG8 is a component of ISO/IEC JTC1/ which is a collaborative effort of both the International Organization for Standards and the International Electrotechnical Commission.
Information is available on:
For information on <TAG> and the SGML community in general access the SGML Newsletter Home Page on the Internet.
This Web site contains a database of <TAG> abstracts, as well as images of the first page, so you can follow how they have grown over the years. There is also a form that can be used to start your subscription.
SGML Open is a non-profit, international consortium of suppliers whose products and services support the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML). Wander around their home page to find out about what is happening in the world of SGML.
Information on new tools are also available on the SGML Open Web Site.
The purpose of this web site is not to assess conformance, but to provide the prerequisite information about a product's claimed SGML support -- its "SGML purity" -- the first step in the evaluation of any SGML product.
The SGML Purity Test is not a conformance test. You are rating what a product claims and attempts to do -- not how well it succeeds.
The SGML Web Page lives at http://www.sil.org/sgml/sgml.html, and plans are being made for it to be mirrored by SoftQuad's WWW server. The SGML Web Page should prove helpful for researchers who need a basic orientation to SGML, especially with respect to resources freely available on the Internet. The SGML Web Page also includes an annotated and linked bibliography for SGML, with over 1000 [now: 1500] entries.
HoTMetaL PRO 3.0 is Coming Soon.
For information and prices, see the SoftQuad Web site. Information on Upgrade offers available. Also available on the Web site is information on the MetalWorkers Contest.
HoTMetaL PRO 3.0 has the power tools you need to create sophisticated pages, coupled with a user interface that takes the effort out of creating great pages. Place your advance order now at the price of $179 US or upgrade for only $69 US. Contact SoftQuad for orders/further information.
Windows version shipping in May 1996, Macintosh version shipping early July 1996
Winners Announced: June 1st, 1996.
