>| For such cases, people might be *far* better off using PDF or RTF, or >| defining a tag set all of their own, with associated stylesheets. They >| could define: <FONT>, <COLOR>, <MARQUEE>, or whatever they want. >--- > >But if the DTD included tags like product-id, product-vendor, >product-price, etc., then indexing tools could pick up the commercial >parts of the advertisement and build an appropriate super catalog of the >net, for instance. So, I don't think PDF or RTF would be a better >choice - most advertisers want their data accessible andmeaningful >tagging is the key to intelligent accessibility. Fine, I agree. I guess my real point is that if they are *only* concerned about display, they can use PDF or RTF, or whatever. If arbitrary tag sets were allowed, they could *choose* how to represent their tagged data.Received on Thursday, 15 February 1996 22:10:03 GMT
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