Re: [office-accessibility] page numbers. Change request?

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

On 07/03/06, Malte Timmermann <Malte.Timmermann@sun.com> wrote:
> Reason for this is that OOo doesn't store Layout information in ODF.
OK. Understood.

> Layout can be different on other system with other fonts/printers installed.
>
> So storing soft page breaks into ODF would IMHO be something optional.
> The application can decide to do that to better support viewers or
> converters.
>

If it's application dependent, how about a PI to store the value?

> No idea if it's reasonable to do that also with some layout information
> like soft page breaks.
> Then you probably also want soft line breaks?

:-) No. The only reason for the page breaks is for a blind student to
be able to relate to a sighted student or teachers demand to 'turn to page 53'
which, of course, relates to the print page. Not the braille, not the audio.

Neither braille or audio respect print page line breaks. Strange, but true!


Thanks Malte.


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