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September 30, 2025Open Access

Building a real XML-first (XML-in) workflow for scholarly typesetting

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The project introduces a new XML-first workflow in typesetting, aimed at enhancing scholarly publication processes.
An open-source tool called meTypeset has been developed, providing a solution for typesetting using JATS XML format.
While the tool shows potential, it may not guarantee perfect markup conversion from Word documents.
The focus on XML aims to address known issues in traditional typesetting methods, enhancing overall document quality.

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This work outlines the creation of an open-source XML typesetter called meTypeset, suggesting improvements for scholarly markup.

Abstract

For some time now, I've worked to build an open-source JATS XML typesetter. It's called [meTypeset](https://github.com/MartinPaulEve/meTypeset). It's not by any means perfect and the approach it takes is unlikely to ever yield 100% good markup from Word input.

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Martin Paul Eve (2015) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68dbf62d40939207b8fd4e6b https://doi.org/10.59348/v7kn4-rzt96

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This work outlines the creation of an open-source XML typesetter called meTypeset, suggesting improvements for scholarly markup.

Building a real XML-first (XML-in) workflow for scholarly typesetting

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Building a real XML-first (XML-in) workflow for scholarly typesetting

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