Hi, I still am not able to post in doc list even though I went through all the registration/confirmation steps. Here several more issues I've got 1. No support for manual TOC This is a major issue for me. There are several problems: a) html.xsl includes chunk.xsl b) somehow it doesn't work even if I change it to chunktoc.xsl unless I remove <xsl:import href="http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current/html/chunk-common.xsl"/> from chunk-common.xsl c) it still doesn't work with xsltproc unless I specify chunk.toc parameter in command line. So I can't use bjam anymore 2. Two stage processing I finally figured out why manual xslt invocation doesn't work the reason is that boostbook instead of regular customization layer approach is implemented as a preprocessor step. So I need actually two xslt calls to convert from boostbook to html. Can't we do it in one step? 3. processing instructions in boostbook->docbook conversion are lost I had to add <xsl:template match="processing-instruction()"> <xsl:copy/> </xsl:template> to docbook.xsl to address this 4. library element is converted into chapter This is incorrect decision IMO in general. At least there should be an option to convert it to book (or anything else for that matter) 5. purpose/description/effects/notes elements I completely lost why do we need so many elements with similar purpose, how are they different and when each one should be used. Any help? 6. function synopsis outside library-reference How can I do short function synopsis inside my user's guide code? 7. macro synopsis What should I use for macro synopsis specification? 8. Why signature element is only under overloaded functions and not under regular function element? This asymmetry is inconvenient IMO 9. How can I add --nonet parameter to xsltproc invocation with bjam? Regards, Gennadiy