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Thanks for the responses to my query regarding Cross Referencing, I think it will help, however I am still trying to finalise my approach to something and would appreciate some feedback. I am writing a desktop application for creating legal document that basically starts off with merging (transforming) a main template with data (available as XML) to produce an editable document. The user is then presented with the document using a built in editor so they can tweak the layout. During the editing stage they might want to re-process the page to update the table of contents, page numbers and cross referencing. Now I have pretty well decided that the best approach for the merge is to do an XSLT/XML transform, passing the resultant html to the editor. In order to update the cross referencing, can I just take the html out of the editor, reprocess it and pass it back? It is worth pointing out that the number of cross references will vary according to the input data. Does that make sense? Any suggestions? -- Cheers, Julian Voelcker United Kingdom
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