>
> That is why some of us say loudly, "Don't touch the core. The
> risks are too high and the benefits not widely sharable."
Do not go gentry into that good night!
> len
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jonathan Robie [mailto:]
>
> But the beauty of XML is that you are allowed to use either mindset - the
> same data may be treated as well-formed XML or as strongly typed XML,
> depending on the software you use to process it.
>
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