Title: IBM SGML Translator Creating an SGML Document
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COVER         Book Cover 

NOTICES       Notices 

EDITION       Edition Notice 

FRONT_1       Notices 
FRONT_1.1     Trademarks and service marks 
FRONT_1.2     Programming interfaces 

CONTENTS      Table of Contents 

FIGURES       Figures 

TABLES        Tables 

PREFACE       About this book 
PREFACE.1     Who should read this book 
PREFACE.2     What you should already know 
PREFACE.3     How this book is organized 
PREFACE.4     Terms used in this book 
PREFACE.5     Conventions used in this book 
PREFACE.6     What else to read 

CHANGES       Things we've changed since the last edition 

1.0           Part 1.  Creating documents 

1.1           Chapter 1.  Overview of SGML markup 
1.1.1         What is SGML markup? 
1.1.2         What is the SGML Translator? 
1.1.3         Understanding SGML markup categories 
  1.1.3.1       Markup rules 
  1.1.3.2       Understanding the DTD 
1.1.4         Comparing SGML to GML 

1.2           Chapter 2.  Getting started with SGML 
1.2.1         Marking up a document 
  1.2.1.1       Entering the document type declaration 
  1.2.1.2       Entering text 
  1.2.1.3       Ending your document 
1.2.2         Translating your sample document 
1.2.3         Formatting and printing your sample document 

1.3           Chapter 3.  Using SGML 
1.3.1         Declaring the document type 
  1.3.1.1       The document type definition 
  1.3.1.2       Adding markup declarations in the declaration subset 
1.3.2         SGML declarations 
1.3.3         Making comments in files 
1.3.4         Using entities and entity references 
  1.3.4.1       Defining entities for symbols 
  1.3.4.2       Defining entities for characters 
  1.3.4.3       Using parameter entities 
  1.3.4.4       Referring to files 
  1.3.4.5       Using notation 
  1.3.4.6       Referring to artwork 
  1.3.4.7       Using the entities declared in GDOC DTD 
1.3.5         Using marked sections 
  1.3.5.1       Defining keywords as parameter entities 
  1.3.5.2       Defining a marked section as an entity 
  1.3.5.3       Marking sections as CDATA or RCDATA 
  1.3.5.4       Nesting marked sections 
  1.3.5.5       Marking sections for temporary fixes 
1.3.6         Using processing instructions 
1.3.7         Specifying external identifiers 
  1.3.7.1       Specifying system identifiers 
  1.3.7.2       Specifying public identifiers 
  1.3.7.3       Specifying both system and public identifiers 
1.3.8         External identifier defaults 
  1.3.8.1       Starter set identifier defaults for CMS 
  1.3.8.2       Starter set identifier defaults for TSO 
1.3.9         Summary of SGML keywords 

2.0           Part 2.  Markup reference 

2.1           Chapter 4.  Comparing SGML and GML starter sets 
2.1.1         General differences between SGML starter set and GML starter set 
2.1.2         Specific differences between SGML starter set and GML starter set 
  2.1.2.1       End tags 
  2.1.2.2       Phrase elements 
  2.1.2.3       TOSL elements 
  2.1.2.4       Spaces 
  2.1.2.5       Colons, semicolons, quotes, and other characters 
  2.1.2.6       ID and REFID attribute values 
  2.1.2.7       Using uppercase or lowercase letters in names 
  2.1.2.8       Index entry and index heading end tags 
  2.1.2.9       Arranging cells 
  2.1.2.10      Numbering cells 
  2.1.2.11      Paragraph continuation not allowed 
  2.1.2.12      Process-specific controls 
  2.1.2.13      Figure body element 
  2.1.2.14      Heading title element 

2.2           Chapter 5.  Starter set tags 
2.2.1         Terms used in the tag references 
2.2.2         How tags are described 
2.2.3         Reading the content models 
2.2.4         Valid space units 
2.2.5         Starter set tag reference 
2.2.6         <abstract> (abstract) 
2.2.7         <address> (address) 
2.2.8         <aline> (address line) 
2.2.9         <appendix> (appendix) 
2.2.10        <author> (author) 
2.2.11        <backm> (back matter) 
2.2.12        <body> (body) 
2.2.13        <c> (cell) 
2.2.14        <cit> (citation) 
2.2.15        <date> (date) 
2.2.16        <dd> (definition description) 
2.2.17        <ddhd> (definition description heading) 
2.2.18        <dl> (definition list) 
2.2.19        <docnum> (document number) 
2.2.20        <dt> (definition term) 
2.2.21        <dthd> (definition term heading) 
2.2.22        <epsc> (end process-specific control) 
2.2.23        <fig> (figure) 
2.2.24        <figbody> (figure body) 
2.2.25        <figcap> (figure caption) 
2.2.26        <figdesc> (figure description) 
2.2.27        <figlist> (figure list) 
2.2.28        <figref> (figure reference) 
2.2.29        <fn> (footnote) 
2.2.30        <fnref> (footnote reference) 
2.2.31        <frontm> (front matter) 
2.2.32        <gd> (glossary definition) 
2.2.33        <gdoc> (general document) 
2.2.34        <gl> (glossary list) 
2.2.35        <gt> (glossary term) 
2.2.36        <hdref> (heading reference) 
2.2.37        <hp0> through <hp3> (highlighted phrases 0 through 3) 
2.2.38        <ht> (heading title) 
2.2.39        <h0> through <h1> (heading levels 0 through 1) 
2.2.40        <h2> through <h6> (heading levels 2 through 6) 
2.2.41        <ih1> through <ih3> (index heading levels 1 through 3) 
2.2.42        <index> (index) 
2.2.43        <iref> (index entry reference) 
2.2.44        <i1> through <i3> (index entry levels 1 through 3) 
2.2.45        <li> (list item) 
2.2.46        <liref> (list item reference) 
2.2.47        <lp> (list part) 
2.2.48        <lq> (long quote) 
2.2.49        <note> (note) 
2.2.50        <ol> (ordered list) 
2.2.51        <p> (paragraph) 
2.2.52        <preface> (preface) 
2.2.53        <psc> (process-specific control) 
2.2.54        <q> (quote) 
2.2.55        <rdef> (row definition) 
2.2.56        <row> (row) 
2.2.57        <sl> (simple list) 
2.2.58        <table> (table) 
2.2.59        <tcap> (table caption) 
2.2.60        <tdesc> (table description) 
2.2.61        <tft> (table footing) 
2.2.62        <thd> (table heading) 
2.2.63        <title> (document title) 
2.2.64        <titlep> (title page) 
2.2.65        <tlist> (table list) 
2.2.66        <tnote> (table note) 
2.2.67        <toc> (table of contents) 
2.2.68        <tref> (table reference) 
2.2.69        <ul> (unordered list) 
2.2.70        <xmp> (example) 

2.3           Chapter 6.  Using entities provided with the SGML starter set 
2.3.1         Entities for SGML delimiter characters 
2.3.2         Entities for GML symbols 

2.4           Chapter 7.  Using notations provided with the SGML starter set 

A.0           Appendix.  A sample document 

GLOSSARY      Glossary 

INDEX         Index
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