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Old 09-02-2009, 01:30 PM   #9
susan_cassidy
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XML is more a way of marking up the various parts of the document. It says nothing about how to display it. That requires a separate rendering engine, and something like XSLT to say what gets translated into what presentation.

I don't know why HTML wouldn't work, as long as a decent set of CSS was supported in the presentation engine. That is the difficulty.
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