- From: David Pawson <DPawson@rnib.org.uk>
- Date: Mon, 04 Aug 1997 10:53:31 +0000
- To: w3c-wai-wg@w3.org
A straightforward implementable solution might be as below. Assumptions: 1. That pagenumbers are available! Braille pages that is. 2. That an html file is treated as a single volume. 3. Sequential numbering of notes in a document is possible. 4. All notes content can be collated at the end of a document irrespective of where the text actually occurs. At point of reference use a numeric access (e.g. *7 for the seventh note of the document) Identify the source page and line number (braille page number, braille line number) At point of collation of notes - here assumed to be end of document. For each reference, in order to ready access to source point of reference, identify the note by the following sequence 1. Note number as defined above. 2. Page number (braille) of source point of reference 3. Line number (braille line number) of source point of reference. 4. Note body. ============== Example: The following line is assumed to translate into braille page 2, line 13. This process *1 is repeatable, can be automated without the exception processing presently necessary in braille rules. Comments please. Regards, DaveP 1 2 13 The process is defined at the top of this document.
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