- From: Bjoern Stabell <bjoerns@acm.org>
- Date: Sun, 23 Oct 1994 15:47:26 +0100 (MET)
- To: www-html@www0.cern.ch
] One question - just one... ] ] > I've stated this myself a couple of times before. Nothing prevents ] > developers of WWW clients to support other document languages ] > explicitly like PostScript, PDF, TeX, etc. ] ] How do you place WWW 'compatible' hypertext links into a PostScript file or ] PDF or TeX or...??? *Easily*... Maybe you should take a look at the Hyper-G project; they're including their very own (and very good, anti-aliasing) PostScript renderer/viewer which supports hypertext links. All this bitchering about what goes into HTML and what doesn't makes me wonder why we don't create two standards: presentation oriented HTML and semantically structured HTML. With the typing capabilities of MIME, a browser can easily distinguish between and support multiple formats. Bye, -- Bjoern Stabell <bjoerns@acm.org>
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