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Re: solution for images [SGMl CODE]

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Subject: Re: solution for images [SGMl CODE]
From: Chuck Dale <bug@aphid.net>
Date: Mon, 8 May 2000 03:05:24 +1000
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> This is the SGML code that I use to use images in DOCBOOK:
> 
> <mediaObject align="center">
> <ImageObject>
> <imagedata fileref="lp_logo.gif" format="gif">
> </ImageObject>
> </mediaObject>
> 
> 
> As stated below the format="gif" is not required.

That's something I was wondering from the examples. Some include the
format attribute, others don't. What implications does it have? Is it
required to select gif or eps for HTML or TeX? I haven't tested it
because I only use HTML stylesheets. Or can the processor just look at
the file extension?

Chuck


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References:
- solution for images
  - From: Dan Kuykendall <dan@kuykendall.org>
- Re: solution for images
  - From: Chuck Dale <bug@aphid.net>

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