Thomas A. La Porte writes:

> So it is plain to see that DynaWeb is by no means the only game in
> town--and all of the tools mentioned above, with the exception of OCLC's
> Fred, are freeware. By choosing SGML you are liberating your data
> from the control of software vendors. If you choose now to use a freely
> available product to do your transformations, but decide in the future

f.y.i. Fred is freely availiable for non-commercial use.  Fred can be
accessed remotely for any reason via a service here at OCLC
<URL:http:www.oclc.org/fred>, however, local installations of this
software require the signature of a non-commercial licence
agrreement. These can be easily obtained by contacting the project
manager of Fred, Keith Shafer ([log in to unmask]).

I've been using the grammer builder engine (a.k.a. Fred) since we
started it for several projects (12083 SGML to HTML translation,
etc.) and have been quite impressed (ok... I'm a bit bias, but it's a
nice piece of software...)

I have several maps for the EAD DTD to HTML (1.0/2.0/ish) translation,
etc. that I could dig up if there is interest, however, I think you'd
be better off asking the people from Duke (since I'm sure mine are out
of date).

eric j. miller                  <URL:http://purl.oclc.org/net/eric>
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[log in to unmask]      Dept. of Geography, The Ohio State University