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Y'all be welcome! I was at B&N thumbing through
books at lunch. Even when one has done this stuff,
a good book illuminates the corners, and because one
doesn't do it often, one needs the retraining.
XML is increasingly turning into a framework
that requires specialization. I guess someone
will take up the problem of a book on XML schema
languages in general showing how and when to apply
each, limits and advantages, even how to build up
a schema language based on one of the others.
My problem with ever being a Wrox author is the
picture on the cover. No way!
len
-----Original Message-----
From: Francis Norton [mailto:francis@redrice.com]
Hi Len
Don't know if any of the other authors, editors or reviewers are on list
right now - I should probably be the last to answer since my two
chapters were the first I've had published, but just in case - thanks,
Len, for that.
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