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A look at Scribus 1.2A look at Scribus 1.2Posted Sep 9, 2004 13:55 UTC (Thu) by iabervon (subscriber, #722)Parent article: A look at Scribus 1.2
One feature I look for in any program that handles documents is the ability to split a document into multiple files and store the data in a format that diff and patch can usefully manipulate (i.e., loosely-structured text with line breaks between independant parts). File formats like this can be version controlled effectively with CVS, which can be very helpful for collaboration and record-keeping. Anyone know what Scribus's file format is like?
(Someday, somebody has to get a diff format for XML standardized so that competant version control and structured data will play well together)
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file format Posted Sep 9, 2004 15:59 UTC (Thu) by ncm (subscriber, #165) [Link] I seem to recall that the format was said to be XML.
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