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The importance of document processing is briefly described by some examples and an overlook of the idea of a “document factory” and the individual requirements of an university environment is given. The system complexity and implementation characteristics make it necessary to develop and use a processing model which allows to describe all functions and interfaces in a satisfying resolution. The model is used as a basis for local standards, makes it easier to discuss and include international recommendations and gives the organisational structure for the complete implementation work. Conclusions and configuration examples close the presented paper.
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Petersen, H.W., Aachen, R. (1986). The TEX — based document factory in a university environment: Process model, implementation steps, experiences. In: Désarménien, J. (eds) TEX for Scientific Documentation. TeX 1986. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 236. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0022699
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