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Wendell wrote: > I've often wondered whether Adobe Acrobat wouldn't make a > nice native XML > browser if it had built in FO(and SVG!) support and an XSLT > engine wonder if one could hack their ebook reader, I believe it uses the webbrowser control as the parser for html, this should mean that on a system with msxml 4 you've got xml, xslt support as well, adobe provides the svg with the reader, then to use it one would just reference the behavior and object in generated pages(I'm the kind of guy who loves saying "just"). Now if one could write something hosting antenna house formatter to interpret the FO inside a webpage the same way, behavior/ActiveX plug-in then there should be FO support in the Reader. I wonder if Antenna House already have something that does that for IE. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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