Re: TIFF-FX: technical changes since RFC 2301
Hiroshi Tamura <[email protected]> Tue, 24 Dec 2002 13:01:22 +0900 (JST)
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> > ned> What we have here is two MIME types: image/tiff and image/tiff-fx. The former > > ned> is defined for use with two profiles of TIFF, S and F. > > ... > > ned> I therefore think it is entirely appropriate to say that image/tiff-fx SHOULD > > ned> NOT be used to describe material that is known to conform to the more > > ned> specific image/tiff type. > > > ahh. overlapping coverage. yes. always a problem. (sorry I missed that > > this was the point.) > > > Forgive another bit of confusion: I've lost track of where this > > recommendation is going to be put. > > Well, one way to handle it would be to put the relevant text in the > revised tiff-fx registration document and eliminate the text from the > tiff/tiff-fx specification document entirely. Another would be to have > it in both places. I don't especially care which way this is done. I like to have the text only in the revised tiff-fx registration document. The tiff-fx document is for file format. Any comments from the editors? Regards, -- Hiroshi Tamura, Ricoh Company, LTD. E-mail: [email protected]