I've updated my sample real-world document. It provides a fairly comprehensive test of ReSTs applicability to professional print documentation. There are tables, mathematical equations, figures, and such. You can get the file at http://www.sfu.ca/~priest/VRAS.zip Included in the file is a modified HTML4css1.py script which allows the use of HTML/XML character entities (ie. mathematical symbols). I have not completed my work on adapting this manual to ReST. In particular, I have not encoded user interface labels (ie. menu commands and keyboard shortcuts), have not double-checked for consistency in use of emphasis and spacing around equations, and have not adapted all the graphics files. If I continue to work on this sample my next step will be to implement :gui: and :key: roles. In HTML they would be rendered as bold; in DocBook as <guilabel> and <keycap> tags.