Clay Leeds wrote: > While we're on the subject of books and resources for FOP Resources, > here's a couple things to add. One of my previous posts included a list > of good books on XSL-FO (some of which you've listed). Here's a link to > my post. > > http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-user&m=104463666315238&w=2
OK, I have added links to "XPath and XPointer" (yes, that is a good one), the XPath Visualizer tool, "XSL Essentials". "The XML Bible" was already on the list, but I did rework the whole thing today to link to both the online version & the hardcopy version. > - Definitive XSL-FO, by G. Ken Holman - ISBN: 0131403745 > (Chapter 8 - "Floats & Footnotes" online at Amazon) > - XSL Formatting Objects, by Doug Lovell - ISBN: 0672322811 > (Chapter 3 - "Tools & Implementations" online at Amazon) I have added them. > BTW, it'd be great to add Amazon.com links to the selected books which > include "donation" information for FOP (or Apache or Jeremias--I'm > pluggin' for ya!--or whomever?). That way, links to good books from the > highly trafficked FOP Resources page could actually bring in a bit of $$ > to help pay for coffee, Mtn Dew, donuts or paper? I am not sure what Apache's policies are, but my preference is to keep the links extremely professional. If we add Amazon links, do we need to add B&N? What about Amazon UK or Amazon Japan? I don't think I want to go there. I think our users can probably figure out how to find their favorite online bookstore. (It is a good idea though -- feel free to raise it on the fop-dev mailing list if you feel strongly about it). Victor Mote --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
