OASIS DITA TC: 31 August 2004 meeting reminder

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Greetings, DITA TC colleagues.  This is a reminder for Tuesday's regular

telecon, from 11 AM to noon EDT.

Today should be good for working on issues.

Schedule reminder:

- 17 Aug 2004

    - First major milestone -- complete

      first draft of first section and send

      out for review.

    - Begin review of 1st section.

- 07 Sep 2004

    - Complete review/revision of 1st

      section; begin review of 2nd section.

- 28 Sep 2004

    - Complete review/revision of 2nd

      section; begin review of 3rd section.  

- 19 Oct 2004

    - Complete review/revision of 3rd

      section; beginning of final review

- 02 Nov 2004

    - Complete final review

- 16 Nov 2004

    - Release 1.0 spec to OASIS

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AGENDA:

1. Roll call

2. Review/approve minutes from 24 August

   http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/dita/200408/msg00093.html

3. Spec review process (need Michael and JoAnn)

4. Resume discussion on current issues (deferred from last week):

 - Namespace for DITA?

 - Which version of CALS table model?

   http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/dita/200408/msg00042.html

 - Conref and XInclude? (no recent discussion--is this "in" or "out"?

 - S1000D

   - long term recommendations?

   - for spec: general separation of class architecture from

     implementation vocabularies

 - Terminology

   http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/dita/200408/msg00064.html

   http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/dita/200408/msg00099.html

5. DTD cleanup

 - Alignment convention (elements, attributes, comments, etc.)

 - Testing the DTDs and Schemas

5. AOB? 

Regards,

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Don Day <>

Chair, OASIS DITA Technical Committee

IBM Lead DITA Architect

11501 Burnet Rd., MS 9037D018, Austin TX 78758

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