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Hi Jeff, Yes, there is a lot of recursion (in sections, lists, etc.). I am just surprised that no one has run into this before. Maybe no one is using Word to edit XML using custom schemas. Nadia Jeff Greif <jeff.greif@g...> 2006-05-17 11:50 Please respond to jgreif To: Nadia.Swaby@p..., "xml-dev@l..." <xml-dev@l...> cc: Subject: Re: Word 2003 custom schema limitations Possibly some content model is recursive (e.g. block elements in HTML). Jeff Nadia.Swaby@p... wrote: > Hi David, > > I did some grouping so that some of the elements (i.e. links, footnotes > and the like) are no longer global. > > Maybe that's what the problem is. I will have to do some testing to find > out. > > Nadia > > > > > David Carlisle <davidc@n...> > 2006-05-17 09:58 > > > To: Nadia.Swaby@p... > cc: xml-dev@l... > Subject: Re: Word 2003 custom schema limitations > > > > >> So, I got our custom DTD converted to a schema >> .. >> The XML schema cannot be used because it has more than 256 levels of >> hierarchy. >> > > Given that all element declarations in a DTD are global, how did the > conversion end up with (presumably) 256 levels of element tyope > declaration? I don't know anything about Word's restrictions, but > couldn't you have a simpler schema? > > David >
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