Page description markup language

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A page description markup language is a type of markup language that is used to describe the appearance of a printed page. It is a markup adaption of the Page description language (which is a Domain-specific programming language), and is often created using XML.

• Scalable Vector Graphics
• XML Paper Specification
• Adobe Mars Project (originally, Mars was known as Page description markup language^[1].)

[edit] See also

• Vector graphics markup language

[edit] References

1. ^ Shebanation: Mission to Mars

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