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| Introduction |
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| Vincent Siveton |
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| 2010-07-28 |
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| Doxia Converter |
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| Doxia Converter is a tool that helps you convert a source |
| document from one supported Doxia format to other supported Doxia format. |
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| Currently, the supported Doxia formats are: |
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| * input format: <<<apt>>>, <<<fml>>>, <<<markdown>>>, <<<xdoc>>>, <<<xhtml>>> or <<<autodetect>>> |
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| * output format: <<<apt>>>, <<<markdown>>>, <<<xdoc>>> or <<<xhtml>>> |
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| [] |
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| <<Note>>: The tool supports encoding detection of input files, but all generated files are in UTF-8. |
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| * Usage |
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| Doxia Converter can be conveniently used from the command-line, |
| or embedded in a Java application. |
| Instructions on how to use the Doxia Converter can be found {{{./usage.html}here}}. |