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Article #1542Re: CONVERSION TABLE vs MAPPING vs READ WRITE RULES
From: Martti_Poutanen
Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2006 11:03
Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2006 11:03
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Hi Pam, Conversion table generates the element names from Frame document objects ( para/char. styles, table/body/row/cell, graphics, xrefs equations etc.). So you can (to certain extent) control element names (not really change them, because the source in not elements). With proper conversion table, you can get, for example, valid cals table from frame after conversion and importing the final edd.. XSLT is more than well documented in the web and it's documentation is probably out of scope of frame's documentation (at least Adobe thinks so..). It is not really integrated to Frame (application can run XML instance through named XSLT stylesheet on import on export of XML w/o any passed parameters). Martti
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