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- James Rickett and Matthias Schwab
want smaller buttons in the HTML document. What should
the default buttons look like? A full set of buttons includes up,
next, previous, up-inactive, next-inactive, previous-inactive (for
navigation) view, burn, build, edit, restore, print, clean, warning
(for sepshell interaction).
- James Rickett points out that the figure reference takes you to the figure
caption. Usually, a reader needs to scroll up his page to see the
figure. Joel Schroeder tried to fix this but did not succeed.
- We hope we can soon demonstrate a reproducible web document
implemented in Java.
- We wish there were a Java version of make (preferably called jake).
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It would be nice if the HTML version of a document would contain all
WWW-references as hyper-links. Do we need the Hyper-TeX package or
just the syntax? Can we use the Hyper-TeX extensions in the
bibliography files?
- Should we suppress TEX's very verbatim processing messages? Sergey
prefers the interactive mode, since it enables him to ignore small
errors while processing.
- Were we to give all encapsulated Postscript figures the suffix
eps instead of ps, then we could distinguish between
figure.ps and paper.ps files in our clean rule (Tariq Alkhalifah suggested
the eps suffix for a different reason).
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3/8/1999