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Article #19089Re: (NewBie) from XML to paper
From: DoZ
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 21:34
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 21:34
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> Yes, it's possible, and several scripters on this forum are doing it. Are you starting with an XML file? Or with some other database (i.e., SQL, FileMaker)? First another question: do I need a script language??? O__o I hoped not! ...but that's not a problem. The answer: I'm just studying how to make a 200 pages products catalog in 1 day or 2 (!!!) ^__^ I don't have nothing for starting, I just want to learn "how to". Are you a developer? From what can I start learning? Are there some tutorials? ... (Thank you for answering!) -- saluti, DoZ http://www.dozarte.com Grafica e Illustrazione.
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