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   === Generate a DocBook file
   
  -If you don't already have a DocBook file, you can generate one using Asciidoctor (or your tool of choice).
  +If you don't already have a DocBook file, you can generate one using http://asciidoctor.org[Asciidoctor] (or your tool of choice).
   
   To create a DocBook file using Asciidoctor, first create an AsciiDoc file named [file]_sample.adoc_ in the current directory and populate it the sample content below.
   
  
positive.code: * Applies (configurable) formatting and styling that's consistent with the Asciidoctor themes
  * Loads and embeds system fonts necessary to support the themes (Arial, Georgia and Liberation Mono)
  * Applies configuration to embed SVG-based admonition icons and callout marks
  * Works without an internet connection (once the initial run is complete); drastically speeds up execution
  * Works from any directory (planned)
  
  There's a lot of research that went into making all that happen for you :)
  
negative.code: image::sample-pdf-screenshot.png[Screenshot of sample PDF document]
  
  As you can see, all the details of the conversion are hidden behind the scenes.
  You get to focus on getting the job done, not worry about the mess that has to be sorted out to use Apache FOP correctly and get a decent-looking document.
  
  == Motivation
  
  The asciidoctor-fopdf project aims to provide a simple mechanism for converting DocBook to PDF.
  The plan is to use some form of this project to handle the DocBook to PDF conversion in http://asciidoctor.org[Asciidoctor].
  We hope it's generally useful outside of Asciidoctor as well.
  
  If you've ever had to do this conversion, you will appreciate how overly-complex it is.
  It requires fetching the right combination of software (including the right versions), putting all the files in the right location and associating them together using a catalog and passing in the correct parameters.
  