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h1. XMP Meta Data

* ***"Template.xmp":https://redmine.le-tex.de/attachments/27865***

PDF/UA requires meta data to be embedded into the PDF file. CoCoTeX provides two ways to do that: If the TeX run does not find a xmp file that has the same basename as the .tex document, it generates one from the data in the tpMeta environment. If there is a .xmp file (either because it was there from the beginning, or it was generated during a previous tex run), it includes that one. If the xmp file is to be generated by the converter, make sure to use the "attached template.xmp":https://redmine.le-tex.de/attachments/27865 (see below) and include the document specific meta data in line 24 instead of the comment.

***Important: Don't remove anything in that template, especially not the PIs at the beginning and end, and the blank spaces at the bottom of the template!***

Also be cautious where to use @rdf:Bag@, @rdf:Alt@ and @rdf:Seq@!

Use the following XML tags for meta data:

h2. Meta Data to fill in

h3. Author

is a list of the document's main authors or edtiors, one per line:

<pre><code class="xml">

<dc:creator>

  <rdf:Seq>

    <rdf:li>Firstname Lastname</rdf:li>

    <rdf:li>Firstname Lastname</rdf:li>

    ...

  </rdf:Seq>

</dc:creator>

</code></pre>

h3. Document Title

There can be more than one document title for various languages. The displayed title (e.g. in the pdf viewer window's top line) depends on the selected system language

<pre><code class="xml">

<dc:title>

  <rdf:Alt>

    <rdf:li xml:lang="x-default">Default title</rdf:li>

  </rdf:Alt>

</dc:title>

</code></pre>

h3. Publisher

<pre><code class="xml">

<dc:publisher>

  <rdf:Bag>

    <rdf:li>Publisher Name</rdf:li>

  </rdf:Bag>

</dc:publisher>

</code></pre>

h3. Chapter authors/Contributors

<pre><code class="xml">

<dc:contributor>

  <rdf:Bag>

    <rdf:li>Firstname Lastname</rdf:li>

    <rdf:li>Firstname Midname Lastname</rdf:li>

    ...

  </rdf:Bag>

</dc:contributor>

</code></pre>

h3. Abstract

Like @dc:title@, @dc:description@ allows multiple entries for different languages.

<pre><code class="xml">

<dc:description>

  <rdf:Alt>

    <rdf:li xml:lang="x-default">...</rdf:li>

  </rdf:Alt>

</dc:description>

</code></pre>

h3. Keywords

<pre><code class="xml">

<dc:subject>

  <rdf:Bag>

    <rdf:li>keyword 1</rdf:li>

    <rdf:li>keyword 2</rdf:li>

    ....

  </rdf:Bag>

</dc:subject>

</code></pre>

h3. Copyright

<pre><code class="xml">

<dc:rights>

  <rdf:Alt>

    <rdf:li xml:lang="x-default">Unless otherwise indicated, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International. This does not apply to quoted content and works based on other permissions.</rdf:li>

  </rdf:Alt>

</dc:rights>

</code></pre>

h3. Other

If you must, you can _alter_ the values of @<pdf:Producer>@ and @<xmp:CreatorTool>@, where @pdf:Producer@ is the tool that generated the PDF, and @xmp:CreatorTool@ is the Tool with which the original manuscript was created prior to any conversions or transformations.

The values of @xmp:ModifyDate@ and @xmp:CreateDate@ are generated and overwritten during the tex run by the ltpdfa package, so you can leave those fields as they are.