>
>For those interested I have produced a new version of my linkManager as an
>IE5 HTC, which to avoid confusion I'm now calling AlmostXLink or just AXL
>(I had to wait until I could think of an acronym that sounded cool :).
>You can find examples of AXL in action at
>http://www.guy-murphy.easynet.co.uk/xlink.htm
>Any comments are of course welcome, but please keep in mind that this isn't
>an attempt at an XLink implimentation, but firstly play, and secondly a
>linking mechanism for my own site that allows easy and flexible application
>of XSL stylesheets to documents.
>
>Cheers
>     Guy Murphy
>     Web Developer
>     The Dialog Corporation plc.
>     http://www.guy-murphy.easynet.co.uk
>     guy_murphy@xxxxxxxxxx cc: guy-murphy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Well, Guy:
It looks like XLinking from the user side.  Look forward to the documentation, and think the work you are doing is GREAT!!! Thanks, Tom

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