Annotation of annozilla/www/index.html, revision 1.23
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1.5 matthew 6: <h2>Annotea on Mozilla</h2>
1.18 matthew 7: <div style="border: dashed 1px black; padding: 0 10">
1.23 ! matthew 8: <h3>Annozilla 0.3.2 released</h3>
! 9: <p><b><i>Another maintenance release, this time for Mozilla 0.9.8 (this should
! 10: also be compatible with 0.9.7). Other changes in 0.3.1
! 11: were:</i></b></p>
1.16 matthew 12: <ul>
13: <li>Goes directly to the annotation server, instead of via the bookmarklet
14: servlet
15: <li>Uses fixed positioning in the sidebar to display the title and annotation
16: body at all times
17: </ul>
1.18 matthew 18: </div>
1.16 matthew 19:
20: <p id="intro">This is the the <b>Annozilla</b> project, designed to view and
21: create annotations associated with a web page, as defined by the <a
1.9 matthew 22: href="http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/">W3C Annotea project</a>. The idea is to
23: store annotations as RDF on a server, using XPointer (or at least XPointer-like
24: constructs) to identify the region of the document being annotated.</p>
25: <p>The intention of Annozilla is to use Mozilla's native facilities to
26: manipulate annotation data - its built-in RDF handling to parse the
27: annotations, and nsIXmlHttpRequest to submit data when creating
28: annotations.</p>
29: <p>To use Annozilla, you will need to <a href="installation.html">install the
30: code</a>, get set up with a user account with an annotation server <a
1.18 matthew 31: href="http://annotest.w3.org/access">(e.g., the W3C test server)</a>, and then
1.9 matthew 32: you should be ready to go.</p>
1.8 matthew 33: <p>You can also see <a href="screenshots.html">some screenshots</a> - an
34: example of the sidebar in action, and the preferences panel.</p>
1.1 david 35:
36: </td>
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38: <!-- ***************** INFO/NEWS *************** -->
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42: <tr>
1.22 matthew 43: <td><img src="http://www.mozdev.org/sharedimages/downloads.gif" width="154" height="15"></td>
44: </tr>
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46: <tr>
47: <td>
48: <font size="-1"> <?php downloads('annozilla.xpi', ''); ?> </font>
49: </td>
50: </tr>
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52: <tr>
1.19 matthew 53: <td>
54: <img src="http://www.mozdev.org/sharedimages/whatsnew_top.gif" width="154" height="15" alt="What's New">
55: </td>
1.18 matthew 56: </tr>
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58: <tr>
1.19 matthew 59: <td valign=top>
60: <ul style="list-style-image: url(http://www.mozdev.org/sharedimages/bullet.gif)">
1.23 ! matthew 61: <li><small>Feb 9 2002 - Annozilla 0.3.2 released. This is almost
! 62: identical to 0.3.1 but with a few compatibility
! 63: fixes. It does not include all the latest code in CVS.</small></li>
! 64: <li><small>Feb 2 2002 - Doug Daniels' XPointer code has been
1.19 matthew 65: checked in to CVS - thanks Doug! Work continues on XBLifying
1.23 ! matthew 66: the annotation icons and tidying up the server code.</small></li>
1.19 matthew 67: </ul>
68: </td>
1.1 david 69: </tr>
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1.16 matthew 77:
78: <p><b><i>Please use the <a href="bugs.html">bug reporting mechanism</a>, not
79: this 'User Notes' section, to report bugs in Annozilla.</i></b></p>
1.3 matthew 80:
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