The document provides an overview of converting a bibliography text file into XML and related formats. The steps include:
1) Downloading the text file using FTP and marking it up as HTML.
2) Creating an XML version of the file using tags like <book> and validating it.
3) Creating a DTD to define the XML structure.
4) Converting the HTML to XHTML and validating it against an external DTD.
5) Creating an XSL stylesheet to transform the XML into HTML for display.
10. zoe_bib.html <html> <ul> <li>Castro, Elizabeth. Xml for the World Wide Web. Visual Quickstart Guide. Berkeley, CA: Peachpit Press, 2001. <li>Oliver, Dick. Sams Teach Yourself Html and Xhtml in 24 Hours. 5th ed. Indianapolis, Ind.: Sams, 2001. <li>Watt, Andrew H. Sams Teach Yourself Xml in 10 Minutes. Indianapolis, IN: Sams Pub., 2003. </ul> </html>
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16. <book> <author>Castro, Elizabeth.</author> <title> Xml for the World Wide Web. Visual Quickstart Guide.</title> <place> Berkeley, CA:</place> <publisher>Peachpit Press</publisher> <year>2001.</year> </book>
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23. zoe_bib.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <bib> <book> <author>Castro, Elizabeth.</author> <title> Xml for the World Wide Web. Visual Quickstart Guide.</title> <place> Berkeley, CA:</place> <publisher>Peachpit Press</publisher> <year>2001.</year> </book> <book> <author>Watt, Andrew H.</author> <title> Sams Teach Yourself Xml in 10 Minutes.</title> <place>Indianapolis, IN:</place> <publisher> Sams .,</publisher> <year> 2003.</year> </book> </bib>