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000408_jdanner@leland.stanford.edu _Tue Dec 1 04:14:48 1992.msg
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Subject: MIME vs. HyTime
I claim no expertise on HyTime, but I believe the intent
is to allow multimedia data in an SGML DTD. Given Dan's
current efforts to make HTML a true DTD, it seems like
HyTime tags might be an easier addition than incorporating
HTML as a MIME datatype. Has anyone looked at HyTime vs.
MIME? I guess I'm wondering about this for the mail world
as well, since there is already a great deal of commercial
interest in SGML-ifying all documents.
John Danner
Oracle Multimedia