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From: David_Blyth_San_Diego
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:47
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:47
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Hi Russ; Long time, no see. How are you? fmuser, our group put together an API client to import XML as a MIF text inset. I almost certainly can't discuss it more than that, but I can refer you to a URL that lays out some architecture ideas which might be helpful (it was to us). Try taking a look at: <http://www.design-reuse.com/articles/17309/ip-xact-adobe-framemaker-register-specification-system.html> BTW, I think you can also use text insets inside Structured Frame, as long as those text insets import XML that follows your EDD. Either approach is tricky, but doable. Hope this helps. David Blyth (The UNIX and VI dinosaur) Staff Technical Writer QUALCOMM - Standard Disclaimers Apply Only 149,999,949 more years of Ruling The Earth to go --------------------------------------------------------------
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