Columbia University Press uses an XML in the middle workflow where XML is extracted from Word documents after editing but before typesetting. This allows authors to edit documents in Word while the XML is used for digital publishing. The DTD is based on the styles used in Word so it aligns with the publishing process. While the XML is separate from typesetting, the DTD aims to bridge this divide and ensure the XML works for future uses. The level of granularity in the DTD depends on how often elements are used and their implications for digital publishing.