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Re: [dita] What exactly is "DITA Lite?"

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Eric Sirois <>
Date
2011-04-12T20:38:46+00:00
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Re: [dita] What exactly is "DITA Lite?"
Hi Don,

There's a Map (Base Map) version as
well.  I believe that those two doctypes was what Michael was referring
to this morning.  It includes the specializations that are part of
the "base" package.

eric

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From:
"Don Day (LbW)" <>

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Date:
04/12/2011 01:41 PM

Subject:
[dita] What exactly is "DITA Lite?"

In the "DTD organization" part of the DITA 1.2
non-normative discussions, I see this doctype:

Base Topic
Topic modules

Highlight domain

Utilities domain

Indexing domain

Hazard Statement domain

Is this was is meant by "DITA Lite?" Just looking to make sure
we all know what the feature fully entails, for the sake of the ongoing
complexity discussion.

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Don
R. Day 

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and XML Consultant, 512 244-2868

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DITA Technical Committee 

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knowledge?

Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?"

--T.S. Eliot
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