>Quite frankly I see DSSSL as a powerful style language already in place for
>'dead tree' publishing, and CSS as a viable, living language for the
>Internet.
>

Be that as it may, those of us who work both on the Web and both need a
single language to handle all our needs. I shouldn't have to learn a
different style or markup language for every medium I write for.


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