XSLT woes--any experts out there?

[Dick Margulis <margulisd -at- comcast -dot- net>]

I have a project to create in InDesign template that imports an AuthorIT 
XML file. Because of the way the AuthorIT file is constructed (something 
I have no control over), Adobe's documentation tells me that I need to 
create my own XSLT file. Then Adobe's documentation goes off and washes 
its hair while sit stewing in the parlor.

Questions:

1. Is there a Dummies book I should be reading?

2. The XML file is already associated with the AuthorIT XSLT and 
namespace. Do I substitute the new ones or add the new ones?

3. Is there anyone here who has worked with InDesign's XML import 
function and would be willing to point me in the right direction (maybe 
for a piece of the fee if the help is substantial)?

Thanks,

Dick

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