A software architecture for supporting the exchange of electronic manuscripts

Authors:
S. A Mamrak;M. J Kaelbling;C. K. Nicholas;M. Share
Affiliations:
Ohio State Univ., Columbus;Ohio State Univ., Columbus;Ohio State Univ., Columbus;Ohio State Univ., Columbus
Venue:
Communications of the ACM
Year:
1987

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Abstract

As electronic-manuscript exchange becomes more prevalent, problems arise in translating among the wide variety of electronic representations. The optimum solution is a system that can support both the use and the creation of translation tools.