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XML Encryption, Decryption Become W3C Candidate Recommendations

Published: 4 March 2002

W3C Team Presentations in March

Published: 4 March 2002

Royalty-Free Patent Policy Working Draft Published

Published: 26 February 2002

XML Inclusions Becomes a W3C Candidate Recommendation

Published: 21 February 2002

CCXML Working Draft Published

Published: 21 February 2002

Character Model Working Draft Published

Published: 20 February 2002

CSS3 module: Lists Working Draft Published

Published: 20 February 2002

Three CSS3 Working Drafts Published

Published: 19 February 2002

Unicode in XML and other Markup Languages Published

Published: 18 February 2002

SVG Last Call Working Drafts Published

Published: 15 February 2002

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