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Re: [docbook-tc] DITA/DocBook poster for XML 2005

From: Richard Hamilton
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Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 17:55:00 -0000

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Subject: Re: [docbook-tc] DITA/DocBook poster for XML 2005




From: "Dick Hamilton" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 10:54:49 -0700






>
> Someone from the conference asked me if I'd do a poster. I said yes.
> Here it is. Feedback solicited, if you're quick :-), I'm going to have
> it printed up this afternoon.
>
Norm,

Overall, it looks good.  I particularly like the description of 
specialization
with the example.  I think it will work just fine as is.  A couple of 
thoughts
if you still have any time (by my clock it's already afternoon on the east
coast:):

- This doesn't state that you've already implemented these 4 ideas, at
   least in prototype form.  That might be a useful addition.
- I suspect you don't have room, but it would be really nice to have a
  bit of code to show the cross-reference and conref markup.  I wonder
  if just having <link xlink:href="#topic1/usefulnote">this note</link>
  for cross-reference and <note conref="#topic1/usefulnote"/> for
  conref would fit and add a little more meat to those two points.
- From the "hasn't he got something better to do than copy-edit?"
  department, you have periods after the first and second headings,
  but not the third and fourth.

Good luck with the poster; see you at the conference.

Dick
[email protected]








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