Create XML Document from DTD

You use the Convert DTD to XML document wizard to create an XML document based on an existing DTD.

To get started, select File > Document Wizards from the Stylus Studio menu bar. In the Document Wizards dialog box that appears, click DTD to XML, and click OK.

In the Convert XML Schema to XML dialog box, specify the XML Schema from which you want to create an XML document in the Choose XML Schema field, then click Next. Stylus Studio prompts you to specify the element that you want to be the root element in the new XML document, and whether or not you want expand each element only once - this results in a smaller XML document file.

Fields

DTD File

Type or navigate to a DTD from which you want to create an XML document. Click to display the Open dialog box, where you can select the DTD you want.

prompts you to specify the element that you want to be the root element in the new XML document, and whether or not you want expand each element only once - this results in a smaller XML document file.

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