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Peter KROUXSubject: Questions
Author: Peter KROUX
Date: 08 Dec 1999 08:26 AM
I have evaluation versions of ExCELON and stylus but little time to evaluate, I would welcome some answers on probably basic questions.
On Stylus:
Noticed:
Already having applications running under XML/XSL using xp/xt, all existing file extension .xsl get's the stylus icon, and from there on can only be opened with stylus?
Question:
Can Stylus run any other character set such as ISO 8879 and others? contrarily to what has been said on this board, È & ç are of prime importance to us (french).
Question: On this post form there does not seem to be any way of attaching documents?
I have running existing XML/XSL files (not HTML does it matter?). When I load them I get an error msg on the XSL file (missing end tag at the last line? I cant see why?) Is there anybody interested in looking into this?
Many thanks in advance.

pkroux@netlink.be
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Omri TraubSubject: Questions
Author: Omri Traub
Date: 08 Dec 1999 11:50 AM
Hi,

>Noticed:
>Already having applications
>running under XML/XSL using
>xp/xt, all existing file
>extension .xsl get's the
>stylus icon, and from there on
>can only be opened with
>stylus?

Stylus becomes the default editor for xsl files. You can still open them in notepad or whichever application you want.

>Question:
>Can Stylus run any other
>character set such as ISO 8879
>and others? contrarily to what
>has been said on this board,
>È & ç are of
>prime importance to us
>(french).

Right now, Stylus only supports the ASCII set. I believe you can use entities for the characters you mentioned. This is one of our major efforts right now. The next release of Stylus will support Unicode and other non-ascii character sets.

>Question: On this post form
>there does not seem to be any
>way of attaching documents?
>I have running existing
>XML/XSL files (not HTML does
>it matter?). When I load them
>I get an error msg on the XSL
>file (missing end tag at the
>last line? I cant see why?) Is
>there anybody interested in
>looking into this?
>Many thanks in advance.

You can send these to me personally and I will be happy to take a look.

- Omri.
   
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