[tei-council] testing facsimile

[Lou Burnard]

Arianna Ciula wrote:
>
>
> Lou Burnard wrote:
>> Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
>>> I
>>>
>>> The @xdim and @ydim on <surface> are the result of a
>>> longish discussion I just had with Lou about the relationship
>>> between the image, which shows more than the gravestone,
>>> and the object visible therein. The @xdim and @ydim define
>>> the grid on which all child <zone>s depend; the @box on
>>> <surface> describes the surface area.
>>
>> Now implemented. But I decided to call them xMax and yMax instead.
>
> Si, if I understand well, xmax and yMax should give the whole 
> coordinated for the <surface> considered as the 'total' digital image 
> (e.g. a page of a manuscript that includes a scale and scanning plan); 
> while the box attribute describes the section of interest within it 
> (e.g. the page as unit of analysis). Correct?
>

perfetto!

I have just checked in a new version of the PH chapter, which hopefully 
makes this a bit clearer by way of two simple examples. Should be 
visible at 
http://tei.oucs.ox.ac.uk/P5/Guidelines-web/en/html/PH.html#FAX shortly.

> I think Sebastian's example is a good one to show a straight forward 
> use (works with ie by the way, but not with firefox); although my 
> thought went straight to more complex cases of the Ecole des Charters 
> dossiers on paleography (e.g. 
> http://theleme.enc.sorbonne.fr/dossiers/vue1.php).
>
> Arianna
>>
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