Getting Started: Creating a New XML Pipeline

This section describes how to create a new XML pipeline document and some of the default behaviors for new XML pipelines.

To create an XML pipeline, select File > New > XML Pipeline from the Stylus Studio menu.

When you create an XML pipeline, Stylus Studio displays a new .pipeline document in the XML Pipeline Editor. The document has a name of untitledn .pipeline, where n is a unique number.

Figure 395. New XML Pipeline Document

Save the XML Pipeline

Click the Save button ( ) and save the new XML pipeline (as myOrders.pipeline, for example).

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