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Started by Steven R. Newcomb
Tue, 06 Oct 1992 14:58
SMDL work to recommence
Author: Steven R. Newcomb
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 14:58
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 14:58
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Jeff Lloyd writes: > I'm look for the latest specifications for the following standard. > > Standard Musical Description Language > X3V1.8M/SD-7 > > The latest version if have is "Jun 16 1988". Does anyone know where I > could obtain the latest version? If fact is anyone using this standard? > > I am currently developing software and I would like to check this to see > if it is of any use. > > So, if you know how/where to obtain this, or, are using it, or know anything > about it's development since June 1988 please let me know. > > All information greatfully accepted. Further work on the SMDL standard was deferred until the standard that it gave birth to, HyTime, was finally stabilized, adopted, and published. All that has now happened, except publication, which should take place immediately (the ISO Central Secretariat has the HyTime standard and should be publishing it forthwith). Soon, therefore, work on SMDL can recommence. Current thinking is that the SMDL should be re-drafted in compliance with the final, adopted version of HyTime, and the new draft should then be considered at a meeting of the appropriate ANSI and/or ISO working group. Folks who are interested in doing this work should contact me to be put on the mailing list, against the day when things get reorganized. Steven R. Newcomb, Chairman, SGML SIGhyper (International SGML Users' Group Special Interest Group on Hypertext and Multimedia) c/o TechnoTeacher, Inc. Voice: +1 904 422 3574 1810 High Road Fax: +1 904 386 2562 Tallahassee, FL 32303-4408 USA Internet: srn@techno.com
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