Bib^ Reconsidered

The more authors are won by m ' s outstanding quality of typesetting, the more it becomes obvious that typesetting is only one, though the core, step in producing a document. What is needed in addition may by summarized by the term document support.' One important part of document support is the concept of General Markup as realized in U r n , DCF Generalized Markup Language [21], and, on the higher level of a Document Definition Language, by SGML 113, 71. But two standard tasks of Document Support are not included in I4W. One is indexing [9], the other one is producing bibliographies. The latter is handled by BIBTEX, which was developed by OREN