Hello Mehmet,
some caveats apply here:
Note that the Tamino 2.x schema format as stored in Tamino is not directly recognized by Turbo XML. The new schema format introduced with Tamino 3.1, however, is a strict XML Schema subset, and therefore covered by most third-party tools.
Also, when converting from any schema format into DTDs (whichever tool you use) will probably result in information loss, as schema dialects are more expressive than DTDs.
Finally, depending on what you need the DTD for, a perfectly viable way to obtain it may be to generate it from one or more sufficiently typical instance documents. Tools like Turbo XML support this approach.
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