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-: What, DocBook cannot produce ASCII, PS, and HTML?  Really??

Oh, no, that's not what I meant.  What I intended was: if the source docs
were written in Texinfo, then an output format other than DocBook could be
generated if lack of a `binary form [of DocBook] for DJGPP' (per an earlier
posting) was a problem.