Re: Displaying xml with xsl and without?

> Yes it does, but using IE, it opens in Notepad and isn't nicely formated for 
> viewing.  Normally if you open xml in IE, it is color coded and nodes can be 
> reduced for easy viewing... so I would prefer to have it open in the browser 
> window and not the editor...

ah but that's something else that's not "view source" It's viewing with
a different (and quite complex) stylesheet that does the folding dislay.
Unfortunately its written in the deprecated ms specific wd-xsl cousin of
xslt.

David

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