- From: Nigel Whitaker <nigel.whitaker@deltaxml.com>
- Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2013 13:07:48 +0000
- To: public-change@w3.org
Hello all, Here's my intro: I'm Nigel Whitaker, I work at DeltaXML and have experience of generating (usually via XSLT) several existing track-change formats. For our purposes, this is used as a way of representing the results of post editing comparison, reusing the accept/reject type interfaces. Those tools/formats include (in alphabetical order): arbortext editor, ODF (openoffice, libreoffice...), oxygenxml, xmetal I've some knowledge, but no implementation experience, of the track-changes format used in MS Word. I was involved, with my colleagues Robin & Tristan, with our proposal for improving the ODF track-change representation that was recently presented at XML Prague - I worked on some of the XSLT code we used and I also figured out the mechanism we used to take the existing ODF 1.2 ..rng grammar and merge it with the .rng for the track-changes to produce an ODF grammar with track-changes in it. I'm an editor/word-processor user and a user of change tracking, but not involved in editor development. Thanks, Nigel -- Nigel Whitaker, Software Architect, DeltaXML Ltd. "Experts in information change" nigel.whitaker@deltaxml.com http://www.deltaxml.com +44 1684 869035 Registered in England: 02528681 Reg. Office: Monsell House, WR8 0QN, UK
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