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Below are some common questions from our customers that may provide you with the answer you're looking for. If you can't find an answer to your question, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

What is DocBook used for?

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.).

What is the difference between DocBook and Dita?

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. DITA vs DocBook: The XML-based documentation journey - LinkedIn LinkedIn pulse dita-vs-docbook-xml LinkedIn pulse dita-vs-docbook-xml

What is the difference between DocBook and Doxygen?

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.

What is the difference between DITA and markdown?

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.

How do I attach a certificate in PDF?

Open a PDF in Acrobat and choose All Tools more Use a certificate in the global bar. Alternatively, from Acrobat Home, select See all tools. In the Protect section, select Use a certificate, and then select a file you want to docHub. Certificate-based signatures, docHub docHub Help Center acrobat using certificate-ba docHub Help Center acrobat using certificate-ba

What is the difference between XML and DITA?

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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Put in certificate in docbook

Put in certificate in docbook with our multi-function editing tool

How to put in certificate in docbook

PDF editing simplified with DocHub

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How to put in certificate in docbook

Got questions?

What is DocBook used for?

What is the difference between DocBook and Dita?

What is the difference between DocBook and Doxygen?

What is the difference between DITA and markdown?

How do I attach a certificate in PDF?

What is the difference between XML and DITA?

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