RE: ANN: XSLT Programmers Reference

: Paul Tchistopolskii 
>I had a chance to look at some chapters of this book 
>and I would like to say that I think this book is  *must have*
>for anyone who is thinking about writing the  XSLT 
>stylesheets.
>
>Not only it is very well written and provides the answers 
>to most of the questions hanging around this list, but 
>it is also  *very* good companion to XSLT WD 
>because Michael's examples are *very* tasty and 
>not overlap with the examples from XSLT WD. And 
>there is plenty of reasonable examples there. Also 
>Michael makes almost perfect generalizations, he 
>spent significant time for observing 'all existing'
>XSLT engines. E t.c.  
>
>I would say that this book is one of the best 
>references I ever saw in my life and I'l for sure 
>bye a print copy for myself, even I 'already read it'.

Praise indeed Paul.

Now go to the amazon web site and copy the review comments
into their forms! 


I ordered on Saturday, at Amazon price. 
Lets see just what the delivery is :-)

Regards, DaveP



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