AsciiDoc3 on Windows
You can use the power of AsciiDoc3 on Windows 10/11 without any limitation or hacky tricks, though the program was developed under GNU/Linux. This page gives you some hints how to make this happen in a few seconds.
There are different ways to use AsciiDoc3 on Windows OS.
Standard Usage: There is no need of installing a Python interpreter any more
You want to compute html - html5 (the default), xhtml, slidy (html4 is possible, but deprecated) - pages or docbook-xml or a text-file out of your plain input.txt?
You don’t even need a Python interpreter to achieve this!
And, if you install Apache FOP (look here), you can produce good-looking PDF’s, too.
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To produce PDFs some helper programs are necessary. |
To name it, this may be FOP, dblatex, xmllint, xslproc …
We come back asap to give you more information how to manage this issue.
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Perhaps chocolatey.org can help? |
Using AsciiDoc3 with installed Python
This is for the user who wants all features of AsciiDoc3, even when they are seldom needed.
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More info asap … |
