Agenda for April'96 Printing Workshop

This is the proposed agenda for the W3C Workshop on High Quality
Printing from the Web. Please let us know as soon as possible if
you have any suggestions for improving it. It is unclear at this
point as to whether we should allow brief position statements by
each participating organization or whether we should have fewer
but longer presentations instead. Let us know what you think and
whether you would like to make such a presentation.

In the afternoon we will split into smaller discussion groups.
Some possible topics include:

	o	Extensions to HTTP for handling media descriptions
	o	Style sheets - what additional features are needed for printing
	o	Fonts - naming, matching, formats, subsetting and licensing
	o	Printing collections of Web pages, e.g. brochures, personalized
		newspapers and reports.
	o	Protecting IPR and pay-per-use
	o	Color handling
	o	Additional information formats for printing, e.g.
		Resolution independent drawing and imaging formats

8:30 am		Continental Breakfast

8:45 am		Introduction and Welcome by Dave Raggett	

9:00 am 	The broad picture by Dave Raggett

9:30 am		Brief position statements by each participating
			organization (limited to 5 minutes each). This should
			cover who you are, your area of expertise and what you
			would like to achieve through collaboration. If you have
			several representatives from your company, you will have to
			arrange which of you gets to talk on behalf of the others.

11:00 am	15 minute break for coffee

11:15 am	Selected Presentations - including
				Cascading Style Sheets and Printing by Hakon Lie
				Status Report on HTTP by Henrik Frystk Nielsen
				

12:45 pm	Buffet Lunch

1:15 pm		Brainstorm for selecting discussion topics, followed
			by division of participants into discussion groups.
			
1:45 pm		The Workshop splits into discussion groups. Each group
			is tasked with selecting a leader and drawing up a flip
			chart presentation covering:
			
				a) Definition of the problem to be solved
				b) A list of factors such as: what exists already
				   as a starting point; who is doing relevant
				   work; and what difficulties lie in the way.
				c) Recommended next steps e.g. setting up of
				   mailing lists; pooling of resources; creation
				   of working groups; further meetings ...
			
3:45 pm		15 minutes rest break for Coffee

4 pm		Reports from Discussion Groups

4:30 pm		General discussion

4:45 pm		Close