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Old 06-29-2014, 05:06 AM   #3
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If you only want to validate a single XHTML file, you don't need to use a EPUB validator at all, you might do a simple, ordinary XHTML file validation, for instance with the W3C validator. You can also do XHTML on your local machine with tools like XMLStarlet (internet connection required), I myself do complete XHTML offline validation in one of my tools.
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