RE: FO

>1. XSL-FO is still a working draft. They specifically tell you that they 
>will not be constrained by implementations when making changes. It is
>also this changing specification that drives the development of FOP so,
>as soon as it's possible after a new draft is out, they update FOP to
>comply with the new draft... and that will not change until XSL-FO
>becomes a standard.

And...? XSLT is also still a working draft (Or a recommendation - I forget
the difference). 
Yet I would consider XSLT to have an amount of stability (Within reason).
This doesn't answer my question.
Secondly, FOP is only compatible with the old working draft, far as I know.

Thanks anyway,
Matt
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