On Friday 15 August 2003 13:48, Michael Brauer wrote:
> However, the CSS2/SVG font-face declaration has the same purpose but
> offers more powerfull font description. So I suggest we adopt it and
> leave the "style:font-style-name" in the specification only for
> compatibility reasons.
OK, thanks.
> > Seems very difficult for another application to implement this, if the choice
> > of the color (depending on the bg color) isn't better specified. I suggest that
> > the actual algorithm to determine the text color from the bg color be part
> > of the file format documentation...
>
> The style:use-window-font-color specifies that the document window's
> text color should be used. It can be specified either by the operating
> system or the office application, but it is not document specific and
> can vary from system to system. Since this can result in unreadable
> documents if the font and the background color both are very dark or
> very light, black is used on very light background colors and dark on
> very bright colors. Ony may include the actual algorithm for this, but
> I'm not sure whether this is realy required, because there will be no
> guarentee that a certain color is used anyway, and whatever color is
> used, it is correct.
Ah, I see. Only information I'm missing: when printing, which color will
be used? Will that be always black?
What about the background color? Can it come from the system palette too?
(If not, then this is a feature I would like to see in the OASIS format).
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David FAURE, , sponsored by Trolltech to work on KDE,
Konqueror (http://www.konqueror.org), and KOffice (http://www.koffice.org).
