Structured authoring - more than just XML/SGML?

["Saunders, Ian, VF UK" <Ian -dot- Saunders -at- vodafone -dot- com>]

Hi,

The term "stuctured authoring" is being bandied-about here by certain managers. Am I correct in assuming that this refers to authors using tools to produce XML or SGML output (e.g. FrameMaker, which we use, but not its SGML capability)? Or is there more to it - for example, is it also another "method" of writing, like Information Mapping?

Regards

Ian Saunders
Vodafone Ltd.


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