> > * "document" : one page (or one set of pages if it's split into many pages) > > (equivalent to the "record" above) > > * "page" : the viewable part of the document : a single part, when the > > viewer splits a long page > > IMO, "page" could be used for both of these cases. Whether a page > refers to the *visible* page or to the *whole* page is usually not > a problem in practice.
I use "page" to refer to a single logical page (basically the text and/or images associated with a single HMTL page), and "record" to refer to an internal Plucker document structure which contains some part of a page. The "explode" tool and the GTK viewer glue together all the records containing parts of a page before presenting them. Eventually I hope the Palm viewer will also. The document is always a document, but may in the narrow context of the PalmOS be thought of as a "Palm database". Bill
