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design:pdf [2013/11/28 14:53]
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-Recognizing that we will eventually re-create the Publication Formats as technology changes, we still want to respect the archival aspect of the Series and minimize reformatting where possible.  +Recognizing that we will eventually re-create the Publication Formats as technology changes, we still want to respect the archival aspect of the Series and minimize reformatting where possible.  This suggests that each publication format should be designed to minimize the need for future re-formatting (let's set this for 5 year intervals).
  
 ISO standard 32000-1 (not Adobe 1.8 nor the 2.0 draft) ISO standard 32000-1 (not Adobe 1.8 nor the 2.0 draft)
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     * Pros: all the usual good reasons to make documents more accessible     * Pros: all the usual good reasons to make documents more accessible
     * Cons: relatively new; uncertain as to long term support; unsure if this is necessary given the intent to make HTML docs follow W3C Accessibility Guidelines     * Cons: relatively new; uncertain as to long term support; unsure if this is necessary given the intent to make HTML docs follow W3C Accessibility Guidelines
 +    * note also http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20-TECHS/pdf.html
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 +Useful information regarding PDF/A available on [[http://www.digitalpreservation.gov/formats/fdd/fdd000318.shtml|PDF/A, PDF for Long-term Preservation]] -- See "Sustainability Factors"
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 +[[http://www.pdfa.org/2011/12/the-legal-case-for-pdfa/|The Legal Case for PDF/A]]
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 +[[http://www.3dpdfconsortium.org/pdf-standards-info/pdfa.html|PDF/A]] - from the 3DPDF Consortium
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 +Note (from [[http://www.dlib.org/dlib/november10/noonan/11noonan.html]]
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 +   The PDF/A-1 standard provides two levels of compliance:
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 +   PDF/A-1a denotes "full compliance" and ensures the preservation of a document's logical 
 +   structure and content text stream in natural reading order. The text extraction is 
 +   especially important when the document must be displayed on a mobile device (for example 
 +   a PDA) or other devices in accordance with Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act. In 
 +   such cases, the text must be reorganized on the limited screen size (re-flow). This 
 +   feature is also known as "Tagged PDFs." 
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 +   PDF/A-1b denotes "minimal compliance" and ensures that the text (and additional content) 
 +   can be correctly displayed, but does not guarantee that extracted text will be legible 
 +   or comprehensible. It therefore does not guarantee compliance with Section 508 [4]. 
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