Thanks Michael. I'm still missing the information I need.
On 27/03/07, Michael Brauer - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg
<Mich...@sun.com> wrote:
Neither nor. ODF knows a style name that is an XML NCName and that is
used to link styles to paragraphs, etc. It further knows a display name
that contains the name of the style as the user has seen it.
Understood. So the NCName can map to N locale specific names.
The reason we have two style names is actually that the limitation to an
NCName is reasonable from the XML perspective, but not from the user
perspective.
It doesn't explain why such a link was missing Michael?
I.e. I cannot find out a 'human name' (or more important, the font size)
in the guidelines document?
Is the mapping from NCName to 'human name' required? Even if
it does change with locale?
regards
3 messages in org.oasis-open.lists.office-accessibilityRe: [office-accessibility] style info...