Re: MS and XSL

Lee Goddard wrote:
> Not that I want to get back to those flamings, have all those
> criticising MS's provision of info re. MSIE5 and XSLT read
> the W3C pace: http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/WD-xmlschema-1-20000225/ 
> 
> <BLOCKQUOTE>
> (in XML (with its own DTD, XSL stylesheet (Nov REC version) and IE5 stylesheet (XSL as supported by version 5 of Microsoft's Internet Explorer)) and HTML, with separate provision of the schema and DTD for schemas described herein. 
> </BLOCKQUOTE>

This just means that the editor(s) of that working draft have chosen to
make the draft itself available as HTML, XML+XSLT, and XML+(MSXML 2.0's XSL)
... nothing more. I would not construe it as W3C policy or endorsement of
anything.

   - Mike
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