INTRODUCTION iv
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Scope
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Normative references
2.1 Identical Recommendations | International Standards
2.2 Paired Recommendations | International Standards equivalent in
technical content
2.3 Additional references
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Definitions
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Abbreviations
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Conventions
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Purpose of the document profile
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Content of the document profile
7.1 Values of document profile attributes
7.2 Presence of document constituents
7.2.1 Generic layout structure
7.2.2 Specific layout structure
7.2.3 Generic logical structure
7.2.4 Specific logical structure
7.2.5 Layout styles
7.2.6 Presentation styles
7.2.7 Sealed profiles
7.2.8 Enciphered profiles
7.2.9 Pre-enciphered body parts
7.2.10 Post-enciphered body parts
7.2.11
External-document class
7.2.12 Resource-document
7.2.13 Resources
7.3 Document characteristics
7.3.1 Document application profile
7.3.2 Document application profile defaults
7.3.3 Document architecture class
7.3.4 Content architecture classes
7.3.5 Interchange format class
7.3.6 ODA version
7.3.7
Alternative features sets
7.3.8 Non-basic document characteristics
7.3.9 Non-basic structure characteristics
7.3.10 Additional document characteristics
7.4 Document management attributes
7.4.1 Document description
7.4.2 Dates and times
7.4.3 Originators
7.4.4 Other user information
7.4.5 External references
7.4.6 Local file references
7.4.7 Content attributes
7.4.8 Security information
7.5 Security attributes
7.5.1 Sealed information encoding
7.5.2 ODA security
label
7.5.3 Sealed document profiles
7.5.4 Pre-sealed document body parts
7.5.5 Post-sealed document body parts
7.5.6 Enciphered document profiles
7.5.7 Pre-enciphered document body parts
7.5.8 Post-enciphered document body parts
Annex A – Format of personal names
Annex B – Minimum set of document profile attributes to be supportedby
document application profiles
Annex C – Example
Index