[MEMO2
SEC=
!Internal Use Only!
STATUS=
!FINAL!
]
[PROLOG]
[DATE]
|March 11, 1985|
[/DATE]
[FROM]
|C.F. Goldfarb|
[/FROM]
[TO]
[WHOM]
|K.L. Eckhardt|
[/WHOM]
[TITLE]
|Mgr., West Coast Development Center|
[/TITLE]
[ZIP]
|FLA/029|
[/ZIP]
[LOCATION]
|San Jose|
[/LOCATION]
[/TO]
[SUBJECT]
|With SGML, |
[Q]
|What You See Isn't All You Get|
[/Q]
[/SUBJECT]
[/PROLOG]
[BODY]
[P]
|Dear Keith,|
[/P]
[P]
|This memo is being written to demonstrate the power and simp|
|licity of|
#RE
|the SGML markup minimization and WYSIWYG support.|
[/P]
[P]
|Although only one tag is visible in the document (to identif|
|y an optional|
#RE
[Q]
|carbon copy|
[/Q]
| recipient), the SGML parser recognizes 15 different|
#RE
|element types.  This allows each element to be formatted dif|
|ferently;|
#RE
|for example, the start and end of a quotation can have diffe|
|ring|
#RE
|curved quotation marks (the normal typesetting convention), |
|even though|
#RE
|identical straight quotation marks were used as the WYSIWYG |
|entry convention.|
[/P]
[P]
|Yours truly,|
[/P]
[P]
|Charles F. Goldfarb|
[/P]
[CC]
|Distribution|
[/CC]
[/BODY]
[/MEMO2]
