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

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From: Tomasz_Bujlow
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 17:32

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OK, but I completely cannot understand this example. I have got everything replaced, etc. I need only to reinsert all XML. What is "myTextFrame" in this example - all the XML of everything? How to get it? And what is the root element?

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