W3C CSS2 Cascading Style Sheets, level 2 - instructional media + ...

The section on Paged Media was in large parts authored by Robert Stevahn
(HP) and Stephen Waters (Microsoft).
Robert Stevahn (HP), Scott Furman (Netscape), and Scott Isaacs (Microsoft)
were key contributors to CSS Positioning.
Mike Wexler (Adobe) was the editor of the interim working draft, which
described many of the new features of CSS2.
T.V. Raman (Adobe) made pivotal contributions towards Aural Cascading Style
Sheets (ACSS) and the concepts of aural presentation based on his work on
AsTeR (Audio System For Technical Readings). He contributed an initial draft of
the ACSS specification that shaped the current specification. Values for aural
properties in the HTML 4.0 sample style sheet [p. 291] are of his devising; he
currently uses them on a daily basis on his audio desktop in conjunction with
Emacspeak and the Emacs W3 browser (authored by William Perry, who also
implemented the aural extensions on the W3 side of the fence).
Todd Fahrner (Verso) researched contemporary and historical browsers to
develop the sample style sheet in the appendix.
Thanks to Jan Kärrman, author of html2ps for helping so much in creating the
PostScript version of the specification.
Through electronic and physical encounters, the following people have
contributed to the development of CSS2: Alan Borning, Robert Cailliau, Liz
Castro, James Clark, Dan Connolly, Donna Converse, Daniel Dardailler, Al
Gilman, Daniel Greene, Scott Isaacs, Geir Ivarsøy, Vincent Mallet, Kim Marriott,
Brian Michalowski, Lou Montulli, Henrik Frystyk Nielsen, Jacob Nielsen, Eva von
Pepel, William Perry, David Siegel, Peter Stuckey, and Jason White.
The discussions on www-style@w3.org have been influential in many key
issues for CSS. Especially, we would like to thank Bjorn Backlund, Todd Fahrner,
Lars Marius Garshol, Sue Jordan, Ian Hickson, Susan Lesch, Andrew Marshall,
MegaZone, Eric Meyer, Russell O’Connor, David Perrell, Liam Quinn, Jon
Seymour, Neil St. Laurent, Taylor, Brian Wilson, and Chris Wilson for their participation.
Many thanks to the Web Accessibility Initiative Protocols and Formats Technical
Review Working Group (WAI PF) for helping to improve the accessibility of
CSS2.
Many thanks to Philippe Le Hégaret, whose CSS validator helped ensure
correct examples and a sensible grammar.
Special thanks to Arnaud Le Hors, whose engineering contributions made this
document work.
Adam Costello improved this specification by performing a detailed review.
Lastly, thanks to Tim Berners-Lee without whom none of this would have been
possible.
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