OASIS DocBook TC2

Attached please find the zip file of DocBook 5.2 that I offer for review to the DocBook Technical Committee before we vote next week to approve it for submittal to OASIS as Committee Specification Draft 01. Please take some time to review the contents of this submittal so it can sail smoothly through the OASIS process. The zip file includes the schemas, the Release Notes, and the OASIS standards document. The OASIS Word file was already reviewed by Paul Knight at OASIS and I incorporated his suggestions. Bob Stayton Attachment: docbook-v5.2-csd01.zip Description: Zip compressed data

> The zip file includes the schemas, the Release Notes, and the OASIS > standards document. The OASIS Word file was already reviewed by Paul > Knight at OASIS and I incorporated his suggestions. I have *very* limited patience for trying to read Word documents, but I tried. It, and all the ancillary files looked good to me. Be seeing you, norm -- Norman Tovey-Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> https://nwalsh.com/ > Words so innocent and powerless they are, as standing in a dictionary, > how potent for good and evil they become, in the hands of one who knows > how to use them!--Nathaniel Hawthorne Attachment: signature.asc Description: PGP signature

I reviewed as well. I did not see any issues.   Thanks,   _____________________________________________   Scott Hudson Staff Content Engineer, Content Operations and Experiences M: +1 720 727 3846   docs.servicenow.com LinkedIn     Twitter      YouTube Facebook     On 9/14/22, 10:40 AM, "docbook-tc@lists.oasis-open.org" <docbook-tc@lists.oasis-open.org> wrote: > The zip file includes the schemas, the Release Notes, and the OASIS > standards document. The OASIS Word file was already reviewed by Paul > Knight at OASIS and I incorporated his suggestions.   I have *very* limited patience for trying to read Word documents, but I tried. It, and all the ancillary files looked good to me.                                           Be seeing you,                                           norm   -- Norman Tovey-Walsh < ndw@nwalsh.com > https://nwalsh.com/   > Words—so innocent and powerless they are, as standing in a dictionary, > how potent for good and evil they become, in the hands of one who knows > how to use them!--Nathaniel Hawthorne