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You may find documentation for each of these standards at their respective websites:<br/>
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...ages, there probably exist simple encoding converters for ISO and national standards to UTF-8. For more complex source encodings, you may need to create your ow
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...societies, and even regional offices of such groups to have their own SFM standards. Unified Standard Format Markers (USFM) was developed to standardize SFM an
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...rce text format. CrossWire programmers who make use of the USFM stylesheet standards will need to take note of the changelog. I have also flagged this to the SW
:I suggest that CrossWire programmers who make reference to external standards make use of the excellent service provided by http://www.changedetection.co
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==Existing standards==
[[Category:Standards|Bookmarks Standard]]
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[[Category:Standards|URI Standard]]
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[[Category:Standards]]
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...te [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Core Dublin Core] & other metadata standards. Consider developing a set of private-use extensions to an existing standar
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...cations may not be. Therefore it is imperative that applications ship only standards-compliant references. The protocol itself does not enforce any particular f
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...ernet Engineering Task Force (IETF), RFC, etc. If a SWORD program has many standards or commercial products mixed inside, a new person who never heard of these
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