How to Import a DTD to an SGML File in Arbortext Editor
A Document Type Definition file is a file format that specifies elements used in XML, HTML and SGML files. It is also an older standard for defining XML files, and the XML Schema Definition file is the newer standard. Arbortext Editor is an XML-based program that is designed to send documents through the Internet. SGML files are similar to XML files and are created for interoperability among applications. You can convert your DTD to an XSD and then use Microsoft Word to save your file in an XML format compatible with Arbortext Editor.
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Instructions
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Convert DTD to XSD
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Launch your computer's web browser and navigate to stylusstudio.com/xml_download.html. Click the "Download Now" link to download the Stylus Studio 2011 XML program. Save the download to your desktop. Double-click the download to install it onto the computer.
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Click the "Stylus Studio" icon to open the program. Click and drag the DTD file you want to convert to the open screen.
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Choose the location for where you want to save your file. Click "Convert" to convert your DTD file to an XSD file.
Import DTD to SGML
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Click the "Start," "All Programs," "Microsoft Word."
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Click "File," "Open" and click your .xsd file to open it.
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Click "File," "Save As" and select ".docx" as the format. Name your file and click "Save."
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Click "Start" and click "Windows Exporer." Open your .docx file and change its extension from .docx to .zip. Open the zip file and click "Extract." The XML files are now in SGML format.
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Click the "Arbortext Editor" icon. Click "File," "Open" and click the XML file you created it to view it on the Arbortext screen.
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