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11. Supplemental objects
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11.0 Specialty constructs
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The objects described here are not typically used very often but can provide useful functionality to those with specific formatting requirements in three areas:
[[1] - [F1.1]change bars
[[2] - lines associated with the flow typically used to indicate changed content
][1] - character-level processing outside of the default behaviors
[[2] - managing the bi-directionality inherent in the Unicode properties of characters
 [2] - instantiating formatting objects explicitly in the formatting object tree
][1] - constructs of a global nature
[[2] - specifying a color system recognized by an XSL-FO processor
 [2] - accommodating a home in the XSL-FO instance for color system specifications
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The XSL-FO objects covered in this chapter are:
[[1] - [F1.1]<[change-bar-begin]> ([6.13.2])
[[2] - indication of the starting of change bar rendering
][1] - [F1.1]<[change-bar-end]> ([6.13.3])
[[2] - indication of the completion of change bar rendering
][1] - <[color-profile]> ([6.4.4])
[[2] - the declaration of a profile of candidate color values from which color specifications can be made by formatting objects
][1] - <[declarations]> ([6.4.3])
[[2] - a global-scope repository of formatting object constructs for an XSL-FO instance
[[3] - the collection of available color profiles
 [3] - any collections of extended formatting objects supported by an XSL-FO processor
[[4] - must use a processor-recognized namespace URI other than the XSL-FO namespace URI
]]][1] - <[bidi-override]> ([6.6.2])
[[2] - specifies how to manage and override the inherent Unicode text direction for a sequence of characters
][1] - <[character]> ([6.6.3])
[[2] - both the abstract formatting object implied by a simple character in an XSL-FO instance and the concrete formatting object available to be used in place of a simple character
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