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Thread2000.12.14 15:22 "Re: TIFF/IT", by Martin BaileyAt 14:29 14/12/00, Dan Smith wrote: > Am I right in assuming that the final ISO standard, like the draft, does > not directly include the TIFF standard but incorporates it by reference? That is correct. > (Seems sort of weird to me that a standard could leave TIFF itself hanging > out there in the air like that, but seemingly that's what they did...) That's standard practice for standards, if you see what I mean. In many cases it makes a lot of sense. To take an example the PDF/X-1 standard refers to the PDF and PostScript reference manuals, the TIFF and TIFF/IT specs etc. To include copies of all of them within the body of the standard would lead to potential problems obtaining permission to do so, and to a spec that was two inches thick with stuff that you'd end up having multiple copies of anyway. Regards Martin Bailey ------------------------------------------------------------- Senior Technical Consultant mailto:martinb@harlequin.com Digital Print & Publishing +44 1223 873800 Harlequin http://www.harlequin.com ------------------------------------------------------------- If my views didn't usually coincide with those of my employer I wouldn't want to work here, but I am not a spokesman for Harlequin and the buck stops with me for what I say. ------------------------------------------------------------- |
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