- From: Stefan Mintert <stefan@mintert.com>
- Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2000 10:40:51 +0200
- To: spec-prod@w3.org
Dear spec-prod subscribers, I'm quite new to this list; maybe my questions were answered earlier and I missed it (i took a short look at the archives...) I'm working on a project with the German W3C Office in order to translate all of the W3C Recommendations to German. Additionaly to the translation we want the translators to add annotations to make the specs more understandable (sorry ;-), maybe to add some specific German information. For example: if XML supports Unicode, what does it mean for German umlauts? Questions like that shall be answered in the non normative annotations. We want to write all translations in XML according to the spec DTD (I already translated two RECs using my own DTD). Currently I begin to use spec DTD 2.1 (downloaded from http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/06/xmlspec-report). My questions are - is this the latest version of spec DTD? - if not, where can I find the latest version? - yes, i can make my own version of spec DTD that would include an element named <non-normative-annotation> for example. but would it be possible to include such an element in the official spec DTD? if yes, I would like to participate in the discussion of the needs for an extension to the spec DTD. Thanks in advance for an answer! Greetings from Germany Stefan. PS: if you're interested: a web page for my translation project can be found at http://mintert.com/w3c/trans/de/. but it's entirely written in German... -- Mintert Consulting - Building Future Directions http://mintert.com/
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