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Re: One (jaundiced?) view of Microsoft's vision for XML

• To: "Simon St.Laurent" <simonstl@s...>
• Subject: Re: One (jaundiced?) view of Microsoft's vision for XML
• From: Adam Turoff <ziggy@p...>
• Date: Fri, 16 May 2003 14:01:05 -0400
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On Thu, May 15, 2003 at 11:04:52AM -0400, Simon St.Laurent wrote:
> ht@c... (Henry S. Thompson) writes:
> >I hope it encourages them to clean up their act.  I haven't looked at
> >the MSO XML yet, but I _have_ done a bunch of work with the OOffice
> >XML for Impress (== Powerpoint), and it has at least one serious bug,
> >namely that a slide like this
> 
> There isn't yet any XML for PowerPoint, but I'd be curious to hear if
> Apple's Keynote XML does any better in the nested bullets case you
> present here.  

Just for kicks, I created a slide like this:

				Slide 1

	- Bullet 1
	- Bullet 2
	  - Bullet 2.1
	  - Bullet 2.2
	- Bullet 3

Here's the relevant fragment of the Keynote file (as formatted by Tidy):

<bullets>
  <bullet marker-type="inherited" level="0">
    <content tab-stops="L 75" font-size="64" font-color="g1"
    font-name="GillSans" paragraph-alignment="center">Slide
    1</content>
  </bullet>

  <bullet marker-type="inherited" level="1">
    <content paragraph-head-indent="5" tab-stops="L 45"
    font-size="32" font-color="g1" font-name="GillSans"
    paragraph-first-line-indent="5">Bullet 1</content>
  </bullet>

  <bullet marker-type="inherited" level="1">
    <content paragraph-head-indent="5" tab-stops="L 45"
    font-size="32" font-color="g1" font-name="GillSans"
    paragraph-first-line-indent="5">Bullet 2</content>
  </bullet>

  <bullet marker-type="inherited" level="2">
    <content paragraph-head-indent="5" tab-stops="L 45"
    font-size="32" font-color="g1" font-name="GillSans"
    paragraph-first-line-indent="5">Bullet 2.1</content>
  </bullet>

  <bullet marker-type="inherited" level="2">
    <content paragraph-head-indent="5" tab-stops="L 45"
    font-size="32" font-color="g1" font-name="GillSans"
    paragraph-first-line-indent="5">Bullet 2.2</content>
  </bullet>

  <bullet marker-type="inherited" level="1" id="bullet-1">
    <content paragraph-head-indent="5" tab-stops="L 45"
    font-size="32" font-color="g1" font-name="GillSans"
    paragraph-first-line-indent="5">Bullet 3</content>
  </bullet>
</bullets>


/me wonders if Apple ever heard of CSS or inherited attribute values....

Z.

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