Re: [office-accessibility] style information confusion.

["Dave Pawson" <dave.pawson@gmail.com>]

Thanks Michael. I'm still missing the information I need.

On 27/03/07, Michael Brauer - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg
<Michael.Brauer@sun.com> wrote:


> Neither nor. ODF knows a style name that is an XML NCName and that is
> used to link styles to paragraphs, etc. It further knows a display name
> that contains the name of the style as the user has seen it.

Understood. So the NCName can map to N locale specific names.


> The reason we have two style names is actually that the limitation to an
> NCName is reasonable from the XML perspective, but not from the user
> perspective.

It doesn't explain why such a link was missing Michael?
I.e. I cannot find out a 'human name' (or more important, the font size)
in the guidelines document?


Is the mapping from NCName to 'human name' required? Even if
it does change with locale?

regards

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