> > > All new macros defined in these changes have two-character names,
> >
> > Hmm. Not quite correct -- see .URL and .MTO.
>
> Those aren't new, they're transplanted from www.tmac.
Ah yes, I misunderstood the word `new' in your answer.
> > As written in another mail, it's fine for to use the
Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > This is my first set of cleanup patches for the groff man pages.
>
> Thanks! I'm now going to add this slowly to the CVS.
Let me know when you're done, as it won't really be fe for me to do
more cleanup until things are in a stable state.
> > All new macr
> This is my first set of cleanup patches for the groff man pages.
Thanks! I'm now going to add this slowly to the CVS.
> All new macros defined in these changes have two-character names,
Hmm. Not quite correct -- see .URL and .MTO. As written in another
mail, it's fine for to use the .UR/.UE
On Friday 05 January 2007 22:47, D. E. Evans wrote:
>But xhtml-1.0+ *requires* that tags be represented in *lower*
>case *only*, and any mixed or upper case representation is
>(strictly) invalid. AIUI, today's web authors really should be
>striving towards xhtml standards complianc
