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Re: XML Tags - why I need to export and import XML source?

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From: Stefan_Rakete
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:54

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Hi Tomasz,
yes this is a known issue that you are addressing, but you do not need to export and reimport the XML. You can just place the XML again on the page. Then you will see the picture.
Hope it will do in CS5!

Stefan

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