Kevin Reiss 12-21-03

1. Stylsheets will process DjVu XML instances produced from both DjVu
   bundled and indirect format.  The produce a single HTML document
   that contains sections that represent each page of the input
   DjVu document.  Varying levels of navigation can be produced.
   These are controlled by parameters in the file params.xsl.
2. The $djvudoc variable in params.xsl should reference the name of
   the input djvu document plus the appropriate path information so
   the generted view DJVU links in the HTML output will properly
   reference the source DjVu document.
3. The presentational features of these stylesheets is somewhat weak,
   mostly because the lack sophisticated string processing routines to
   properly denote paragraphs, headings, footnotes, etc.  However such
   routines are quite difficult in XSLT 1.0, XSLT 2.0 provides regular
   expression support using a 2.0 compliant processor might be able to
   improve performance in this area.
4. The main purpose of these stylsheets is to create a loosely
   structured XHTML file with useful meta-tags for full-text XML aware
   indexing programs.  These could range from sophisticated engines
   like amberfish [http://www.etymon.com/amberfish/] and eXist
   [http://exist.sourceforge.net/], to crude field-based engines like 
   swish-e [http://www.swish-e.org].