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From: Olav Kvern
Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 17:48

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Gang-- 

What I do is use XSL to transform my XML into HTML. That way, I can tailor the output whichever way I want. I'll post an example as soon as I get out of a meeting I've got to go to. 

I know, I know, the designer doesn't want to know about XML/XSL. They won't have to--our script will do it for them. 

Thanks, 

Ole

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