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Requirements of Japanese Text Layout

Author: oreillynet.com
Category: Core XML
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I've just caught up with this document from W3C which fills in a big gap in English-language technical material. Japanese typesetting technology has been very influential in the other Ideographic countries, and they share many commonalities (e.g. Japanese ruby text...

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