anchor.diff:  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, and not worry about the mess that has to be sorted out to use Apache FOP correctly and get decent-looking document.
  +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 Asciidoctor.
  -Though, we hope it's generally useful outside of Asciidoctor as well.
  +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.
  
positive.code: 
  === Generate a DocBook file
  
  If you don't already have a DocBook file, you can generate one using 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.
  
  
negative.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 :)
  