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The document discusses localizing XSL-FO style sheets for PDF output. It covers topics like locale formatting standards, handling static strings, character sets and fonts, and customizing index grouping. The presenter's company, Suite Solutions, provides services for content lifecycle implementation and maximizing the value of information assets for customers.
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