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Subject: Open Office XML Format TC Meeting Minutes 13 October 2003
MINUTES OF THE OASIS OPEN OFFICE XML FORMAT TC MEETING OCTOBER, THE 13TH, 2003, 3PM GMT – 4:00PM GMT Attendees --------- Doug Alberg <doug.alberg@boeing.com>, Boeing Michael Brauer <michael.brauer@sun.com>, Sun Microsystems Simon Davis <simond@naa.gov.au>, National Archive of Australia Patrick Durusau <pdurusau@emory.edu>, Society of Biblical Literature Gary Edwards <garyedwards@yahoo.com> David Faure <faure@kde.org> Paul Grosso <pgrosso@arbortext.com>, Arbortext Uche Ogbuji <uche.ogbuji@fourthought.com> Acceptance of Minutes of the October, the 6th meeting ----------------------------------------------------- - The attending TC members unanimously accepted the minutes. The uncertainties regarding the attribute names for table templates are clarified in this (13 Oct) meeting. Action Items ------------ - (Phil Boutros: create proposal for unifying change tracking in text and table documents) - in progress - Daniel Vogelheim, (Paul Langille): proposal for business charts - in progress Discussion of Work Package 5.3 Style Properties ----------------------------------------------- The TC unanimously agreed that the attributes of the new "<table:table-template>" are called "table:first-row-start-column", "table:first-row-end-column", "table:last-row-start-column" and "table:last-row-end-column". The TC discussed pages and page properties as described in section 2.3 of the OpenOffice.org XML specification: The TC discussed the use case where the page setup (that is the number of pages and their page style) are known in advance and the document contains only text boxes that flow on the pages. It has been discussed how this situation can be achieved with the current format. One way to achieve this seems to use the concept of following page styles of master pages. This requires to insert hard page breaks into the document body, that again requires paragraphs. To avoid the paragraphs, some kind of page break element that does not influence the layout could be introduced. An alternative is to use the already existing <draw:page> element that exactly has the purpose of specifying fixed page layouts. David Faure will clarify whether extensions are required to use draw pages for this purpose. The discussion will be continued in the next con call. Discussion of Work Package 5.4 Special Styles --------------------------------------------- The TC discussed the footnote and endnote configuration as described in section 3.6 of the OpenOffice.org XML specification. Since the TC already agreed to merge foot- and endnotes into a single concept of notes that might have various types (footnote and endnote in the current specification) the foot- and endnote configurations have to be merged as well. Michael Brauer will prepare a proposal for this. The TC agreed to keep the line numbering configuration as described in section 3.5 of the OpenOffice.org XML specification unchanged. The TC started to discuss list and outline styles as described as part of sections 3.3 and 3.4 of the OpenOffice.org XML specification. The TC discussed the proposal to add a "style:default-outline-level" attribute to paragraph styles and additionally whether there is a requirement for specifying multiple outline styles for a document. The discussion will be continued in the next con call. TC web page ----------- The TC agreed to enhance the FAQ by an hint to the TC's comment web form/mailing list. New Action Items ---------------- - David Faure: Clarify whether draw pages can be used for fixed page layouts - Michael Brauer: Proposal for merged foot-/endnote configuration - Michael Brauer: Add hint to TC's comment web form to FAQ Michael Brauer OASIS Open Office XML format TC chair
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