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We have some very light XML creation needs and we're considering WordI'd actually suggest Open Office over something like Word 2003 since it saves XML, is customizable, open source and free... unless it doesn't have a feature you need? The documents will be simple: paragraphs, headings, bold/italic, The OO XML File Filter Tool "makes it easy to integrate new import or export file filters that are based on XSL transformations". You can write your own filter to automate the proccess of saving directly to your XML. Are there any serious "gotchas" lurking with Word 2003 and WordML?M$ world domination ;-) I've heard it doesn't live up to the claim of letting the user define and edit against their own schema very well, but that's not a problem for us right now. True, the basic version does not have this. I believe the filter feature of OO will allow you to save to any vocabulary you want if you provide the mapping between OO and your schema as a stylesheet... [1] http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/features/1.1/ hth, Manos
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