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Re: ODF Interoperability Camp
If there are no objections (and I've heard none) can we get this up on the web site followed by a note to participants? Louis, is the website update something you are able to do? -Rob ___________________________ Rob Weir Software Architect Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Software IBM Software Group email: phone: 1-978-399-7122 blog: http://www.robweir.com/blog/ Robert Weir/Cambridge/IBM wrote on 09/05/2007 11:37:12 AM: > Here is the next iteration of the ODF Camp test documents and > instructions. I'd be interested in feedback on clarity of the > instructions and difficulty level of the documents. > > -Rob > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Interoperability Camp Homework Instructions > > Each participating project or vendor should take each of the > following 4 sample documents and create an ODF text document (ODT > extension) that best matches the sample document. In most cases the > entire document will not need to be reproduced, but only certain > pages, as indicated in the detailed instructions. > > Each participant must complete these sample documents and email them > by September 18th to XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (need instructions here). The > documents should be named XXX_1.odt, , XXX_2.odt, etc., where XXX > is the vendor or project name. So, OO_1.odt, KDE_2.odt, etc. > > At the Interoperability Camp each participant will have the > opportunity to load documents produced by all of the other vendors, > to see how well they are rendered. So if there are 6 different > vendors participating, you will be looking at 5 different versions > of each sample document, in addition to the one that you created. > > Note that if your product is an ODF viewer not an ODF editor, then > you have no homework to do. > > Finally, each participant may bring one or more "challenge > documents" in ODF format that we can try in all of the projects, > time permitting. > > For more information, please contact XXXXXXXXXXXX. > > Sample Document #1 > > The goal is to reproduce in an interoperable fashion page 1 of this > document. This is a Belgian, dual-language regulation with Dutch on > the left and French on the right. You will want to pay attention > to the alignment of the various sections, how the languages remain > aligned. This is critical. Again, do not reproduce the entire > document, but only the first page. > > The source document for this sample was taken from: https://www. > socialsecurity. > be/foreign/en/employer_limosa/infos/documents/pdf/act_mb_28122006.pdf > > Sample Document #2 > > The goal here is to recreate all 3 pages of this ACM template. > Since this intended for use as a template, you should create named > styles as appropriate for the various list and header styles. Note > the detailed requirements mentioned in the text of the sample, and > try to follow them as closely as possible. > > The source document for this sample was taken from a Word template here: > http://www.acm.org/sigs/publications/proceedings-templates > > Sample Document #3 > > In this test we will work with page 42 (Section 5.2.1) of this > report. The goal here is to work on interoperability of text that > contains mathematical notation, which ODF represents as MathML. > Only do page 42. > > The original version of this report was the > ESTAT_Report_with_Equations_EN_Level3.docx document taken from the > ODF Add-in for Word SourceForge project, part of the "EuroLook" set > of test documents. The complete set of test documents is here: > http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=169337&package_id=210014 > > Sample Document #4 > > This test will look at interoperability of forms. You should try to > reproduce page 1 of this sample document. The logo image used in > the header is provided as image1.png > > The original document was from the Page 1 from the Generalitat de > Catalunya website: http://www.gencat.cat/economia/doc/doc_32045842_1.doc > > [attachment "InteropCamp.zip" deleted by Robert Weir/Cambridge/IBM] > > ___________________________ > > Rob Weir > Software Architect > Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Software > IBM Software Group > > email: > phone: 1-978-399-7122 > blog: http://www.robweir.com/blog/
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