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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Applying a Stylesheet from the Command Line Applying a Stylesheet from the Command Line
You use the
One way you might want to use the
The
StylusXslt [-out <output file>] [-param name=value]
[-fop] [-print] -in <input XML file> <XSLT stylesheet>
Table 9 describes the parameters for the
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