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OASIS DITA TC: 24 May 2004 DITA Briefing #1 reminder

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Don Day <>
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2004-05-24T16:22:58+00:00
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OASIS DITA TC: 24 May 2004 DITA Briefing #1 reminder
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Greetings, DITA TC colleagues.  This is a reminder for Tuesday's 

telecon, from 11 AM to 1 PM EDT (2 hours) this particular time.

As agreed on last week, we are temporarily using the upcoming meeting for

the first presentation in the series of DITA briefings.  The only 

business for Tuesday's meeting will be to settle on a better time for the 

subsequent meetings in the series.

Therefore tomorrow's meeting will NOT be a regular business meeting--

attendance will not be taken of voting or prospective members. If you 

cannot be at next week's meeting, however, please send me regrets so that

I can see whether US Memorial Day will affect our numbers.

I have received notice for about 23 extra lines, and I'll include plenty

of reserve.

When you call in, please place your phone on mute.  You do not need to

announce yourself or your parties. 

The call-in information was sent to anyone who corresponded to me.

USA Toll Free Number: 866-566-4838

USA Toll Number: +1-210-280-1707

PASSCODE: 185771

The slides for this presentation are now available at the following

location, and this is where we will place subsequent DITA briefing

materials for the coming sessions:

http://xml.coverpages.org/dita.html#DITADeepDive

DITA Briefing Materials

I will send this link to those who contacted me separately. Please pass

it on to any contacts you made that I would not know about.

The presentor will be Michael Priestley, IBM's DITA specialization

architect.

At some point, probably before the Q&A, I will take a quick poll for

a best time for the following meetings.

Regards,

--

Don Day <>

Chair, OASIS DITA Technical Committee

IBM Lead DITA Architect

11501 Burnet Rd, MS 9037D018, Austin TX 78758

Ph. 512-838-8550 (T/L 678-8550)

"Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?

Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?"

    T.S. Eliot
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