- From: Kara Warburton <KARA@CA.IBM.COM>
- Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 14:44:12 -0500
- To: www-international@w3.org
- Cc: bbriggs@sdlintl.com
Reminder that the public review period ends on Jan 27, 2004. Best regards, Kara Warburton IBM Terminology e-mail: kara@ca.ibm.com Phone: 905-413-2170 ----- Forwarded by Kara Warburton/Toronto/IBM on 01/26/2004 02:43 PM ----- Kara Warburton/Toronto /IBM To www-international@w3.org 12/19/2003 04:02 cc PM bbriggs@sdlintl.com, "Vanni, Paolo" <Paolo_Vanni@jdedwards.com>, clynch@globalsight.com Subject Public review of Segmentation Rules Exchange Standard The OSCAR Standards committee of the Localization Industry Standards Association has posted its draft SRX (Segmentation Rules Exchange) .05 Specification document for a one month public review period. The SRX specification was developed by the OSCAR Segmentation work group to define an industry standard format to represent segmentation rules used in translation memory applications. The document to review is available here: http://www.lisa.org/oscar/seg/drafts/srx/srx05-20031027.htm Please send any feedback and comments to OSCAR members Brian Briggs and Paolo Vanni: bbriggs@sdlintl.com Paolo_Vanni@jdedwards.com The public review ends on January 27, 2004. One thing that is not currently reflected in the document is the following: OSCAR is currently reviewing a proposal that states that, in order for a Translation Memory tool to be certified as SRX-compliant, the tool would need to be able to export a TMX file that contains a pointer to an SRX file that would describe the segmentation rules used to generate that TMX file. For more information about: OSCAR Standards Committee: www.lisa.org/oscar Segmentation work group: www.lisa.org/oscar/seg Kara Warburton OSCAR Secretary e-mail: kara@ca.ibm.com Phone: 905-413-2170, Tie line: 969-2170 IBM Intranet Terminology Website - http://eou2.austin.ibm.com/global/global_int.nsf/Publish/1728
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