In previous years, the Year in Review has been a detailed description of SGML projects, products, and events. It has chronicled major commercial implementations, industry initiatives, and software products. This year there are simply too many projects, products, and successes to discuss them all. Instead we will discuss a few highlights, and some trends. Reconciliation of comments will take place at the January 1995 meeting which has been scheduled for February.
Interested parties are optimistic.
ISO 13673 is based on American National Standard ANSI X3.190-1992. SGML Federal Information Processing Standard. Text Encoding Initiative has published P3, the 1,300 page TEI Guidelines for Electronic Text Encoding and Interchange. Version 2.2 of the DocBook application for computer documentation has been released. Version 2.3, which will be relapsed soon, will be modular and parameterized for easy subsetting and extension.