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The Gnome Documentation Utilities is a collection of programs and data files

to help you build, maintain, and distribute documentation.  This package is

entirely free software; however, not all components of the package are under

the same free software license.

 

The GNU General Public License and the GNU Lesser General Public License are

used for particular components of this package, depending on need.  You should

have received a copy of both licenses with this package; see COPYING.GPL and

COPYING.LGPL.  If you did not receive these files, write to the Free Software

Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.

 

This document attempts to provide a brief overview of the programs in this

package and their licensing terms.

 

 

xml2po

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The xml2po program is used to convert between PO files and XML documents.

Within gnome-doc-utils, it is used primarily to translate documentation

written in the DocBook format.  It was written by Danilo Segan.

 

xml2po is released under the terms of the GNU GPL.  PO and XML files

output by xml2po are unaffected by the GPL; you are free to license

them however you see fit.

 

 

gnome-doc-prepare

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The gnome-doc-prepare script is used to initialize your source tree for

using the gnome-doc-utils build utilities.  It can also be used to create

a template document and the necessary supporting files and folders.  It

was written by Danilo Segan.

 

gnome-doc-prepare is released under the terms of the GNU GPL.  The build

files output by gnome-doc-prepare are unaffected by the GPL; you are free

to distribute them however you see fit.  The template files are separate

entities from gnome-doc-prepare.  They should specify their own terms of

distribution.  In many cases, they will be simply stubs, and will have no

restrictions on modification or redistribution.

 

As a special exception to the GNU General Public License, if you distribute

gnome-doc-prepare as part of a program that contains a configuration script

generated by Autoconf, you may include gnome-doc-prepare under the same

distribution terms that you use for the rest of that program.