Look up: SGML

1. SGML
   Standard Generalised Markup Language - a meta-language that provides a comprehensive set of syntax rules for marking up the structure of documents and data. [HTML is a subset of SGML.]
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2. SGML
   Standard Generalized Mark-up Language, details ...
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3. SGML
   Standard Generalised Markup Language is a standard text markup language or tag set, which can be used in the typesetting process of a book. SGML tagging allows the publisher to re-adapt the text for other media. The tags used allow us to use any computer system or typesetting system to process the d...
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4. SGML
   Standard/Structured Generalized Markup Language
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5. SGML
   Standard Generalised Markup Language - the first markup language, the ancestor of other markup languages such as HTML, WML and XML.
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6. SGML
   Standard Generalised Markup Language. Language for describing the structure of a document. HTML is derived from SGML.
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7. SGML
   Standard Generalised Mark-up Language. An internationally recognised (ISO 8879) encoding system used to describe the content and organisation of an electronic document independently of computer platforms and applications.
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8. SGML
   (In topic `Web Development`) SGML (Standard Generalised Markup Language) is a system developed by the ISO in 1986 for defining the format in a text document. The emergence of the Web has generated renewed interest in SGML.
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9. SGML
   Standard Generalised Markup Language - an international standard for encoding documents according to their logical structure and typographical style - HTML is a subset of SGML
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10. SGML
    International Standards Organization standard describing how the structure (features such as headers, columns, margins, and tables) of a text can be identified so that it can be used, probably via filters, in applications such as desktop publishing and electronic publishing. HTML and VRML are both ty...
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11. SGML
    Standard Generalized Markup Language. A generic language for marking various formatting and other textual relationships in a text.
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12. SGML
    Standard Generalized Markup Language
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13. SGML
    Developed in 1986 SGML provides a rich set of rules for defining new data formats. A well-known example of using SGML is XML, which is a subset of SGML: The definition of XML is all of SGML minus a couple of dozen items. SGML is an International Standards Organization (ISO) standard: ISO 8879:1986.
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