Re: XML+XSL transforms to a print-ready format

Paul Tchistopolskii writes:
 > 
 > I suggest to visit 
 > 
 > http://www.renderx.com

There is something about the wording of the RenderX site that
grates. Perhaps its just the aggressive business speak. Clearly the
product, whatever it is/will be, is doing a good job so far as they
have taken it (and that is into areas that eg fop and passivetex have
not yet gone). But equally,

 a) the product is not available
 b) there remains much to do 

When RenderX's demo page has a really convincing example of table
formatting, and when I can buy or otherwise acquire a copy of fo2pdf,
I'll learn to love the gut-wrenching "We are building a new Netscape
and it's great fun" talk.

sebastian rahtz

PS remember the old adage "if their web site is not valid HTML, don't buy
from them"? Paul, you might want to pass by validator.w3.org :-}


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