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Subject: minutes, partial. First draft. 061026


Attached, html format.

My rough notes for updated section 3 of guidelines is below.

Hiro
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3.1.

Could you describe that the "title" means a visible title text marked
as a heading <text:h>?

phrasing, needs description.
Clarify with Hiro.

3.1.1

The meaning of "style" sounds ambiguous. When I read this section
first time, I confused with "styles" and "structure".
I thought styles are just visual appearance and not contribute to
structurize content.
But, in this section styles are recommended to structurize content.

Diff styles from font attributes. (xml styles which produce visual changes. )


There are three types of sources for Table of Contents. (Section 7.3 in ODF1.1).
- Headers (as defined by the outline structure of the document), up to
a selectable level
- Table of content index marks
- Paragraphs formatted with a set of selectable paragraph styles

I feel current description mainly mention third one.
So, I recommend adding description about headers and index marks.
Especially, headers (<text:h>) is important.

+1 Add all 3.



3.1.2.

Navigation order in presentations document can be controlled in
presentation documents. This is strong point of ODF.
So could you add description about draw:nav-order?

author should be able to choose logical nav order, the app must
provide ui for doing that,
and then ODF app must provide a means  for navigating beween them.
e.g. keyboard convention of tabbing
between them.



(ODF1.1. 9.1.4)"The draw:nav-order attribute defines a logical
navigation sequence for the graphical elements included in the page.
... This attribute should reflect the intentional ordering of graphics
as set by the document author."

3.2.

Addtional description about <svg:title>, <svg:descripion>,
<draw:caption>, and draw:caption-id will help audience to understand
this section deeply.

title - the brief desciption of the graphical object.
desc - a longer more detailed description typically used for help
caption - used for a grpahical object 'title' (see odf spec). Normally
visible and closly associated via the caption -id.
caption-id is the id of the caption.  (tbc).


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3.1.3.1

- Should say something about list structure whereas indentation should
be clearly represented in the document content and not through the use
of presentation styling. An indented child should be in the subtree of
the of the parent bullet when parsed. See section 4.2.2.

Can indent (instead of sub list). Looks like a sublist but isn't structurally.
(see 4.2.2 of guidelines).



- Should say something about page breaks
Use visual pages to keep pace with sighted users.


- Table headings, <table:table-header-rows>, once created should be
repeated on each page and be conveyed in the document structure.

1.0 to 1.1. When create a table header, decide if repeated on each page.
Edinburgh decided ???
Authors should indicate table header information by structure (not appearance).
To ensure that table headers are available across page boundaries no
matter what API is used?
Rationale is to present this information to a user n pages after the
table start.


3.1.3

- Should make a comment about the fact that ODF 1.1 does not support
tables in presentations. If the off applicaton wishes to create a
table it should may treated as an embedded ODF spreadsheet and saved
as such.

E.g. use an embedded spreadsheet rather than a visual  table
presentation in presentations.
Guideline is to ensure that presentation tables have  an table
structure when saved to disk.
Saving as an embedded spreadsheet structure meets this need.
[import power point issues. ]


3.2 Alternative Text

We need to talk about alternative text for image map elements. This
must be stored in <svg:title>. svg:title will be used as the hyperlink
text. <svg:description> is only used if you want to add lengthy
additional help text to describe what the link will do.


Use svg:title for link description,  for the active areas of an
imagemap. Description as a fallback.


Alternative text (short and long) may be entered through the use of a dialog.

General:
Please look at section 4 and see if there are additional discussion
points you can bring in to augment section 3. Captions, etc.

Add the more general ones.


====================

-- 
Dave Pawson
XSLT XSL-FO FAQ.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk
Title: OASIS ODF Accessibility SC Meeting

OASIS ODF Accessibility SC Meeting

Date: 2006-10-19T15:56:50.0Z
Time: 1600Z
Venue: Telcon
Date: 2006-10-19T15:56:56.0Z

Version: 1

Attendees

  • Dave Pawson
  • Malte Timmerman
  • Steve Noble
  • Rich Schwerdtfeger
  • Peter Korn - chair
  • Janina Sajka
  • Hironobu Takagi

Apologies

  • Pete Brunet
  • Janina Sajka
  • Tatsuya Ishihara
  • Chieko Asakawa
  • Hironobu Takagi
  • David Clark
  • Mike Paciello
Scribe(s): Dave Pawson

Agenda

Item. Roll Call

Item. Review & approve previous minutes

Item. Amendments wanted for section 3.

1  Roll call, Minutes 5 October. approval.

DISCUSSION: See attendance list. Approved. RS.

2  Section 3 changes.

DISCUSSION: RS. DP.

  • See DP notes. Seperate post to list.

3  AOB

DISCUSSION: PK. Posted document (todays date)

Action item: Review new content. PK added 2.3 section.

Who? All

Due date: ASAP.

Action item: Give the current document to Jon Gunderson and Mac (tech editor)

Who? PK

Due date: by end of play tomorrow

4  Daisy converter.

DISCUSSION: DP will update next week.

The Oasis irc server is irc.oasis-open.org, channel &office-accessibility

Summary of Actions

All

Action item: Review new content. PK added 2.3 section.

Due date: ASAP.

PK

Action item: Give the current document to Jon Gunderson and Mac (tech editor)

Due date: by end of play tomorrow



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