Re: [xml-dev] Round Tripping XML via low-end version?

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Re: [xml-dev] Round Tripping XML via low-end version?
 (Thomas B. Passin) writes:
>Yes, yes, but you don't gotta support the schema __authoring__
>capability in the low end versions, just the ability to use one if it
>shows up.  That is more likely how schemas would be used at home and
>in small businesses anyway, I would think - someone comes up with a
>useful schema and lots of people want to use it.

Thinking back to Jon Bosak's keynote at XML 2002, UBL seems perfect for
that kind of application.

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,825911,00.asp

Word does make a handy tool for reading orders and invoices, Access is
good for storing them, and Excel is good for analyzing them.  They just
need a little bit of smarts.



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