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So, although I can't vouch for the power of the feature, it does exist
in Word 2007.
- Chris McQueen
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Behalf Of Geoff Hart
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 3:14 PM
To: TECHWR-L; Barry Campbell
Subject: Any comments on Word 2007? (Take II)
Barry Campbell noted: <<there looks to be much better XML support than
in Word 2003, though that is a feature that is probably of most interest
to developers, and not most tech writers, at this time.>>
It's not really XML if it doesn't come with and use a DTD. Does Word
2007 actually make you adhere to a DTD, and can it validate a document
against a DTD? If so, then it's a useful XML implementation.
If Word 2007 only saves a document using HTML tags, it's not really XML
other than in the loosest possible sense.
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