Tony Graham is the developer of the Sun XSL formatter and a member ofboth the W3C XSL Working Group and Internationalization Interest Group. He is alsothe author of "Unicode: A Primer" and numerous articles and conferencepresentations on XML, XSL, XSLT, and Unicode. Tony also contributesto the fop-dev, xsltproc-develop, www-xsl-fo, and other mailing lists,and, in his previous position at Mulberry Technologies, he was theoriginal maintainer of the XSL-List.Tony's involvement with formatting markup predates both the XSLRecommendation and the DSSSL Standard: in the early 1990s, he wasformatting documents in English, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional),Japanese, and Korean from SGML while working with Uniscope, Inc. inTokyo, Japan. While with Mulberry Technologies, he started both theDSSSList mailing list and later the XSL-List mailing list, hepresented on XSL and XSLT in the USA, Canada, Europe, and Australia,and he developed DSSSL stylesheets for clients and internal use,including formatting the first issues of an academic journal from SGML and XML using the Jade DSSSL formatter.