Re: XML Text Frame?

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From: Michael_Mueller-Hillebrand
Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2008 17:27

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Another approach would be to use a one-cell table to have a "frame" around some structured text. You can use read/write rules or XSL processing to create/drop the necessary table markup during read/write.

I used this once to display DOS screenshots in a structured document. With the correct font they looked like screen text with a frame supplied by the table properties. The benefit: The text is editable by the author.

Just a thought, since you did not tell us anything about your application.

- Michael

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