Re: Formatting Objects considered harmful

Please note that all the properties that Chris' paper identifies have been
added to all FOs that can contain text and all FOs that identify the
structure/organization of the text (such as table rows and cells) (see
"Common Aural Properties"). Note also that these are identical to CSS's
aural properties.

At 16:56 1999-04-26 -0400, you wrote:
>[Paul Prescod]
>> In the XSL FO world, it seems that you need to specifically target
>> each disability because the FOs are not designed to degrade.
>
>No, they're not.  Should they be?  Time to drag this out again:
>
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>What do people think?  I've gotten mixed feedback on it.  Some people
>feel that providing a fallback will discourage real alternate-media
>stylesheets' development, but I observe that those stylesheets are
>almost never developed anyway.
>
>-Chris
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