David,
Regarding getting a customization into the DocBook XSL, I don't think this kind of customization is one that should go into the mainline XSL stylesheets.
Rather, I think the best way would be to put it in the docbook wiki at wiki.docbook.org.
There isn't a page for customizations now, but if I get a few minutes, I'll add one later today and put my two-column ieee customization there. It's not hard to register and get set up to put content there yourself.
Best Regards,
Dick
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On May 10, 2011, at 9:05 AM, David Priest wrote:
> I've done some more searching, and it looks like LaTex is IEEE's preferred open platform. Otherwise one is stuck with the usual MS Word templates.
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> I've been able to track down specs for the two-column layout. Single-column line-numbered (which I think is probably the review version) is MIA so far.
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> If I end up creating a customization, what's the best way to get it into the Docbook XSL package?
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> Dave Pawson wrote:
>> 1. IEEE are not a big commercial target for any such work IMHO
>> 2. Asking for special visual presentation is, IMHO, a bit nit picking.
>>
>> If it has been done, it would most likely be a customization?
>> Simpler question, is their layout specified anywhere?
>>
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