Just Sittin' - Pickin' A DAISY: translation and doc formats

re: Just Sittin' - Pickin' A DAISY: translation and doc formats

LynnLeith — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 04:35:12 GMT

Great piece, stimulating perspective. It will, as you've said, make a difference for those who use accessible formats, and we also believe, for everyone. About your question: "where exactly does the DAISY XML format fit in? Should the DAISY folks abandon their work on DAISY XML and just roll it all into ODF? Or, should the community working on ODF work to create translation to DAISY XML?" The DAISY Pipeline (open source) is a transformation suite, and one of the transformers is, yes indeed, ODF to DTBook (XML source file for DAISY DTB creation). Information about the DAISY Pipeline is on the DAISY Web site on the Conversion Tools page. Exciting times ahead.

Lynn Leith, Head of Information Services for the DAISY Consortium

Miss Daisy et son chauffeur

Open XML — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 12:55:34 GMT

Microsoft a annoncé le 13 novembre en partenariat avec le consortium DAISY ( Digital Accessible Information

re: Just Sittin' - Pickin' A DAISY: translation and doc formats

bert — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 21:22:32 GMT

The point is that the only way to get market players to stick to interoperability rests upon the competition authorities and the influence of techies within a company.

Building Bridges to other XML-based Formats

Matusow's Blog — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 08:04:57 GMT

I have repeatedly made the argument that it is bad logic that leads you to the conclusion that there