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Rick Jelliffe wrote: > SGML - 85 pages (in my printed copy) without the annexes > > XML - 52 pages (printed out from a web browser, at a medium to small setting) > Add a couple of pages for XML 1.1 without the appendixes. Fair enough, but if you remove all the unicode-character apparatus from XML 1.0 you probably cut that in half. Which is one of the only important *technical* differences between XML and SGML - SGML was really underspecified on what a "character" was. At the end of the day XML's main technical contribution may turn out to have been that it dragged Unicode into the mainstream. -Tim
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