- From: Pankaj Kamthan <kamthan@cs.concordia.ca>
- Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2000 01:34:02 -0400
- To: www-math@w3.org
Overview "Also available as: HTML zip archive, XHTML zip archive, XML zip archive, PDF (screen), PDF (paper)" 1. It would useful to make the links absolute in all of the above. Once any one of the archives is downloaded, the links to any of the above don't work in that copy. 2. Appendix H says "text of specification now in XML form ...", so I am assuming that this is the normative version. But then, in the archive: (a) No associated DTD is provided. (So, one can only, at best, guess the structure that the files included correspond to.) (b) No associated style sheet is provided. (So, no display semantics.) It may be useful here to (i) have a CSS style sheet, and/or (ii) an XSLT style sheet that generates the non-XML versions (Appendix H points to this), and/or (iii) both. Both (i) and (ii) provide a "document view" of the XML version. (i) may be useful for direct rendering in a browser that is sensitive to XML syntax and supports CSS. (ii) may not entirely be necessary as the resulting out formats (HTML, XHTML, PDF) are already provided. Another issue, though not all that material, is that the filename prefixes of files included in the XML version vary from those in the HTML version. Pankaj
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