Appendix D provides a quick reference for SMIL tags and attributes that will help you once you're familiar with SMIL markup.Appendix C explains the types of color values that you can specify.Appendix B addresses specific production questions by referring you to the appropriate section in this guide.For information on updating SMIL 1.0 syntax to SMIL 2.0 standards, see 'Updating SMIL 1.0 Files to SMIL 2.0'.Updates several resources that will help you with creating presentations: In addition to the chapters that describe SMIL 2.0 features, this guide adds or

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