Re-indented the lines to be more aesthetically pleasing, using XEmacs,

PSGML and a little bit of Lisp. Full details in README.

en/handbook/README

@@ -46,3 +46,31 @@ FreeBSD-doc mailing list) if they have specific questions.
 	 % cvs add handbook.sgml
 	 % cvs commit
 
+  2. handbook.sgml was loaded into XEmacs 20.30 (straight from the ports
+     collection) and sgml-mode was turned on. My .emacs file contains the
+     following hook:
+
+         (add-hook 'sgml-mode-hook
+              (function
+               (lambda()
+                 (setq sgml-omittag nil)
+                 (setq sgml-indent-data t))))
+
+     This configures psgml to not omit any tags that the DTD lists as
+     omittable, and to indent data in the same way that markup is indented.
+
+     The following function was pasted into the *scratch* buffer, and then
+     "M-x eval-current-buffer" was run.
+
+         (defun sgml-indent-buffer
+            "Indents the current buffer, one line at a time"
+            (interactive "*")
+            (save-excursion
+              (goto-char (point-min))
+              (while (= (forward-line 1) 0)
+                (sgml-indent-or-tab))))
+
+     In the handbook.sgml buffer, the point was placed on the first character
+     of the first line, and "M-x sgml-indent-buffer" was run.
+
+     The changes were then committed.