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	Created on 07 November 2006

	
	Copyright (c) 2006 Caversham Computer Services Ltd
	Some rights reserved.

	This document conforms to CXD-1.4.0
	
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	This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs License. 

	To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/ 
	or send a letter to Creative Commons, 559 Nathan Abbott Way, Stanford, California 94305, USA.
	
	Creative Commons License **** 

	This document is freely available to all members of the GLINT Consortium without charge.  
	The  copyright and license statements above will be discussed with early adopters of GLINT 
	and will be revised as appropriate in future releases of CXD.

	If you have acquired a copy of this document by "scraping" it from a web page you are 
	invited to consider joining the GLINT publishing initiative, either as author, editor or
	publisher; or joining the GLINTConsortium as an application developer.
	
	Further information is available at http://www.cavcomp.co.uk/glint-redirect.html
	

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	The stylesheets
		cxd.common.css
		cxd.document.css
		cxd.printing.css 
		cxd.linking.css

	implement the whole of CXD-1.4.0 styling as defined in the CPIEW User's Guide.

	They provide consistent styling for single documents, for documents which are 
	part of organised collections, and for documents which form part of the navigation 
	structure of a web-site, and for documents which are included as fragments in 
	Chameleon 'issues'. 

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	The CXD structures and the related stylesheets have been tested against IE5.5 (Win2K), 
	IE6.0 (WinXP) Opera 9.02 (Win2K WinXP and Linux), and Firefox 1.5.0.6 (Win2K and Linux) 
	at present.  We are aware of some minor discrepancies with the rendering of documents 
	conforming to CXD-1.4.0 in some of these browsers.  These are annotated in the relevant 
	places in the stylesheets.

	These stylesheets implement the current CCS "house" style, which is the first 
	shot at defining a GLINT house style for document authoring and publishing.,
	and for rendering application chrome within the Checkpoint architecture. 
	Editors and Publishers in GLINT and application developers working as part of the GLINT 
	Consortium are welcome to use them as the basis for establishing other house styles, or for 
	independent use in other applications. *BUT* there are many possible differences 
	between browsers due to implementation options being left open by W3C. All 
	browsers we have tested to date also have minor glitches which can take 
	hours to sort out.  If you change this styling, or your use of CXD as it is 
	currently defined, the whole shebang may come tumbling down round your ears. 
	You have been warned!

	In order to prevent "forking" of the GLINT system any such modified 
	documents must be clearly marked as such and must not be distributed via 
	GLINT itself.  If you wish to suggest changes then these should be posted 
	and discussed in a relevant GLINT Collaboration Forum.

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@import url(cxd.common.css);
@import url(cxd.document.css);
@import url(cxd.printing.css);


