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Subject: SVG and XML/XSL
From: Dale Kelly
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Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 07:59 UTC

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Subject: SVG and XML/XSL
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I know I could read the specifications, but does anyone know if SVG and
XML/XSL support ICC color management? I don't think these open standards
can truly compete with proprietary solutions if they don't

can you embed profiles to elements within the markup or just specify a
profile for the total markup?

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Subject: Re: SVG and XML/XSL
From: Joe Kesselman
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Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 11:09 UTC
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Dale Kelly wrote:
> I know I could read the specifications, but does anyone know if SVG and
> XML/XSL support ICC color management?

Don't bother reading the XML spec, since that just defines syntax.

XSL-FO *might*, but I'd be surprised if it does.

I haven't looked at SVG enough to even hazard a guess.

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sci / sci.engr.color / Re: SVG and XML/XSL

Subject	Author
SVG and XML/XSL	Dale Kelly
Re: SVG and XML/XSL	Joe Kesselman