[xsl] RE: From: "Michael Kay" <mike@saxonica.com> Subject: RE: [xsl] Re: Generating real end notes that can be read by MS Word, Message-ID: <005f01c671d5$d7799500$6401a8c0@turtle> >> I do not have Word Re: Generating real end notes that can be read by MS Word,

[David Riggs <dariggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

From: "Michael Kay" <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> I do not have Word
>>How are you planning to test your software then?

My editor reads it with Word. And if I can save the file in OO as a Word 
file and open again as Word and it looks right, that is a close enough 
for the preliminary test.

My point was that I cannot even find out about writing xml to be read by 
Word unless I own a license for Word. Which is why I am now working with 
Open Office Writer xml formats. Not too easy for me, but its good 
practice in handling namespace, DOCTYPE declarations, attribute-sets and 
so forth.

Doesn't anyone else have to make footnotes that Word users will accept 
as real?

Thanks for the comments,

David Riggs, Kyoto