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Working Draft: Compound Document Use Cases and Requirements

Published: 4 April 2005

Upcoming W3C Talks

Published: 31 March 2005

XML Binary Characterization Notes Published

Published: 31 March 2005

Last Call: Web Services Addressing

Published: 31 March 2005

Last Call: XML Schema Component Designators

Published: 29 March 2005

Working Draft: RDF/Topic Maps Interoperability

Published: 29 March 2005

RDF Data Access Use Cases and Requirements Updated

Published: 25 March 2005

Call for Participation: W3C Workshop on XML Schema 1.0 User Experiences

Published: 23 March 2005

Last Call: Timed Text Distribution Profile

Published: 21 March 2005

Working Draft: Compound Document Use Cases and Requirements

Published: 15 March 2005

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