Hi. Dave Pawson, working for www.rnib.org.uk Area of interest, using OOo write as a tool for non geeks to author and clean up text.
Current ideas are around a text handler opening content (from Word or scanned images or exports from PDF) apply a limited number of styles to the content, then saving. An automated process then extracts the content.xml, chunks it up as necessary, then applies Schematron[1] validation as necessary, but to business rules, rather than XML validation. If valid, the document is rebuilt, and transformed (XSLT) into either a) A fairly flat XML, to a loose schema b) A structured XML instance, using XSLT 2.0 grouping features. This document is then ready for processing using other (existing) XML tools to generate multiple formats. Advantages? The text handlers don't have to work with XML (they don't like it) The document, after 'validation and transformation' is valid (two senses) and available for further processing. Assumptions: 1. This is a one way process (the .odt file is still available). 2. I can restrict the styles available to one I have control of... which is my current problem. styles.xml currently holds only those files used in a content.xml instance. I can't find where the 'default styles' are picked up from. Or if I can remove them. I want only a few headers, only two lists (which I want to rename) etc. Question. Is this kind of modified possible in 1.9.122? Is this usage accceptable? regards -- Dave Pawson XSLT XSL-FO FAQ. http://www.dpawson.co.uk --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
