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Re: Applying SVG properties to non-SVG content from Robin Berjon on 2008-07-12 (www-style@w3.org from July 2008)
"Isn't there some form of contradiction between declaring something to be high priority and suggesting that the CDF WG might do it?"
ODF and differences of opinion | TalkBack on ZDNet about the OpenDocument Foundation
<sep/>Foundation's five year role at the core of OASIS ODF development, and our decision to consider the W3C CDF (XHTML CDF) as a highly interoperable web ready format. This discussion answers t
Cheers for the Prince - O'Reilly XML Blog
"After having seen PrinceXML in action, I'm a convert [...] and I think that the recent publication of CDF/WICD [...] opens up the possibility of HTML making serious inroads into the publishing layout sector".
" Did the W3C acknowledge CDF's potential as an office format (vs ODF) in newly public e-mail? | Berlind's Testbed | ZDNet.com
Too many speculations, the users are going to just stop following and later using these formats. A big loss!
Play the tape!!! The W3C eMails to the Foundation tell a differenct story | OpenDocument Format community steadfast despite theatrics of now impotent 'Foundation' | TalkBack on ZDNet - Flock
The W3C's Doug Schepers joins the discussion claiming that the Foundation misunderstood his eMail messages<sep/>
Cheers for the Prince - More Cagle Championing CDF | O'Reilly XML Blog
In other words, I would like to lay out my printable documents in a way that's familiar to me, for which I have tools that can support this and that can easily be changed without having to do a search and replace through a hundred distance instances o
Prince: What's New - Docuemnt Publishing on Steroids with XHTML - CSS 3.0 (CDF+)
Prince is a computer program that converts XML and HTML into PDFdocuments.Prince can read many XML formats, including XHTML andSVG.Prince formats documents according to style sheets writtenin CSS.Standards supportHTML, CSS, SVG, MathMLWeb enabledLoad do
Re: I18N issues for Widgets Spec [Was: Re: [Widgets] ASCII File names - request for comments] from Robin Berjon on 2007-11-30 (public-appformats@w3.org from November 2007)
"The only exception to this rule is of course if you're for instance the CDF WG or the TAG, in which case you should regularly threaten to solve other people's issues so that, in awed fear that you might actually do it, they get to work."
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