> He would definitely want to control the distribution and
> contracts, squeeze down the network a bit, yes.
And make sure his users are absolutely clear that they are not using XML,
will not be able to use any XML tools with their data, and can expect short
shrift from suppliers of XML tools if they complain.
Sadly, however, this will do no good. We'll still see the messages on this
and other lists: "I need to generate XML that doesn't use
minimized-empty-tags because my client can't accept them".
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
