- Why XML for Print? [slide 1]
- Print is Only One of Many Uses [slide 2]
- “Print” Now Encompasses More [slide 3]
- XML is All About Repurposing and Reuse [slide 4]
- Ultimate Purpose of XML [slide 6]
- One XML Document and Many Results [slide 7]
- In Other Words [slide 12]
- Print is Not Just One Product [slide 13]
- Variety of Print Publications [slide 14]
- Customization [slide 15]
- Personalization [slide 16]
- Internationalization [slide 17]
- Localization [slide 18]
- Print Production Gains from XML [slide 19]
- Vendor-specific Files are a Trap
- Vendor-specific Formats Belong to the Vendor [slide 21]
- Vendor-specific Codes May Make it Difficult to [slide 22]
- XML Provides True Vendor Independence [slide 23]
- Part of XML’s Independence is XSLT [slide 24]
- XSLT Reads XML Documents and Writes [slide 25]
- What Organizations Do with XSLT [slide 26]
- XSLT Transformations Builds Products [slide 29]
- XML Brings Processing and Production Gains [slide 30]
- Processing Speed [slide 31]
- XML can be Significantly Faster [slide 32]
- QA and Quality Gains [slide 33]
- New Proofing and Checking Methods [slide 34]
- List of “Figures” / List of “Tables” [slide 35]
- False-color Proof [slide 36]
- Content and Tag Abuse Checking [slide 38]
- Two Major Validation Strategies [slide 40]
- XSL-FO: Format Directly from XML [slide 41]
- The Idea of XSL-FO [slide 42]
- How XSL-FO Formatting Works [slide 43]
- XSL-FO for Internationalization, Localization, Accessibility [slide 44]
- XSL-FO is a Great Report Writer [slide 45]
- In Conclusion Some Myths Concerning XML and Print [slide 46]
- Canard: XML Doesn't Need Skilled Designers/Typographers [slide 47]
- Myth: XML is Difficult [slide 49]
- Myth: XML is for Programmers [slide 50]
- The Bottom Line: Don’t Lock Up My Content [slide 51]
- Colophon [slide 52]