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Re: Compound processing


compound compressor
On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Mark Baker wrote:

> For a compound document including XHTML & SVG, we could activate a
> "XHTML summarizer" for the XHTML content, and a separate "SVG
> summarizer" for the SVG content.  The end result is a summarized
> version of the whole document.  Right?
>
> Ditto for every other task.  A compound editor could activate an SVG
> editor in-place within a WYSIWYG XHTML editor.  A compound compressor
> could activate compressors optimized for each namespace, yielding
> superior compression.  etc..

*cough* OLE! OpenDoc! *cough*

>
> MB
>

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