Hi, I have added a new "make" feature, which hopefully will make documenting and translating easier: When you edit an XML source file and want to see the resulting HTML page, you have to create the new file 'xml/LANG.xml' and then 'html/LANG' - that's what "make ALL_LINGUAS=LANG" does. This process takes several minutes on my (very old) PC. So I have added a new "make" target to create a single (quick and dirty) HTML page. Instead of using 'xml/LANG.xml' to create *all* HTML pages, the new "make" target just uses the specified XML source file and creates only one HTML file. This will take a few seconds. Usage: to create an HTML file from e.g. src/foo/bar.xml, type make src/foo/bar.draft [ALL_LINGUAS=...], i.e. the path name where ".xml" has been replaced with ".draft". The output filename will be derived from the first id found in the source file, and the output will be saved to html/LANG/<first-id>.html. This is not necessarily the same HTML file a regular "make" call will create. Of course, you'll have to pay the price for creating drafts: A HTML draft is an independent file, it does not know anything about the rest of the manual. So the links won't work any more, <xref>-links won't have a title, there is no navigation footer or header (with links to previous and next HTML pages). But these files are useful for a quick check of your changes, to find and correct spelling errors, parser errors, etc. Ulf
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