Registration of media type "application/oebps-package+xml"

[Garth Conboy]

Argh!  Yes, that was my fault.

Please pretend you're running "vi" and invoke:

	s/none/TEXT/

Sorry for the confusion.  And, as it is an XML file, TEXT is fine Mac  
file type.

Though, the concept of Mac file type could probably really be dropped  
on this form, as Mac OS X (aka Unix underneath) no longer views type/ 
creator as the preferred method of application binding (see: "http:// 
developer.apple.com/documentation/Carbon/Conceptual/ 
understanding_utis/index.html").  That's my flimsy excuse (after not  
reading the directions, of course) for leaving "none".

Best,
   Garth

On May 16, 2006, at 7:56 AM, Mark Baker wrote:

> Looks good, except for one little thing ... I note that you specified
> a Mac file type code of "none" despite the advice recommending
> explicitly against that (which you also left in from the template!
> 8-).  The usual answer there is "TEXT", although I have to plead
> ignorance of all Mac related topics.
>
> Mark.
>
> On 5/5/06, Nick Bogaty <nbogaty at idpf.org> wrote:
>>    Additional information:
>>
>>      Magic number(s):  none
>>      File extension(s):  .opf
>>      Macintosh file type code(s):  none
>
> [...]
>
>>    Some discussion of Macintosh file type codes and their purpose  
>> can be
>>    found in [MacOSFileTypes].  Additionally, please refrain from  
>> writing
>>    "none" or anything similar when no file extension or Macintosh  
>> file
>>    type is specified, lest "none" be confused with an actual code  
>> value.
>>
>
>