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If you are using DocBook for your documentation then you will know how difficult it can be to review and manage changes DeltaXML DocBook compare automatically finds and marks all the revisions and changes in a DocBook version 4 or version 5 document it is designed for integration into a content management or editing system through comprehensive Java and.net APIamp;#39;s it can also be run through a GUI or on the command line the results of a comparison can be converted into HTML or PDF using doc book XSL this solution frees editors from the need to track changes or add revision flags manually to show where they have edited a document instead the revision Flags are added automatically by comparing any two versions of a DocBook document letamp;#39;s see how this works here we have two versions of a DocBook 5 article article version 1 and article version 2 there are obviously edits between these two documents but by reviewing them it is difficult to see where

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DocBook files are used to prepare output files in a wide variety of formats. Nearly always, this is accomplished using DocBook XSL stylesheets. These are XSLT stylesheets that transform DocBook documents into a number of formats (HTML, XSL-FO for later conversion into PDF, etc.).
DITA and Markdown are not the same thing Markdown is only a markup language, while DITA is a full authoring standard. Markdown itself only describes a format for converting text into HTML and is not enough to create documentation alone.
The main difference between DITA and DocBook is the way they organize content. DITA is designed to create topic-based documentation, while DocBook is designed to create structured documents. Topic-based documentation means each content can stand alone and be reused in different documents.
Instead, Docbook is used to create the manual and the FAQ, and Doxygen is used to construct the API reference. Although divergent, this conforms to the GNU Project recommendations as long as the output is of sufficient quality, as per GNU Manuals.
While XML is a flexible markup language that allows you to define custom tags, DITA provides a set of predefined tags for creating structured documentation.

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