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Subject: Using DocBook Tags
From: Miroslav Skoric <m.skoric@EUnet.yu>
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2000 15:02:50 -0100
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Gentle folks,

I wonder if there is a complete listing of DocBook Tags used in SGML?
Those listed in LDP Author Guide are not enough for me (for example,
using of <bf>command_name</bf> or using of
<command>command_name</command> looks to me to give a same boldface HTML
result). Any solution?

Misko


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