Subject: Re: [xsl] WordML question (was Re: ) From: senetex@xxxxxxxxxxx Date: Sat, 2 Apr 2005 08:06:11 +0200 |
Zitat von Wendell Piez <wapiez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > I suggest you ask someplace where WordML is on topic, such as an MSOffice > developers' group. Asking here is not as effective, because (a) you have to > break the list's rules to do it (people subscribe to this list looking for > a fairly pure feed of information on XSL; off-topic chatter dilutes it), > and (b) anyway it's not altogether likely you'll reach someone who will > both know the answer, and who is able and inclined to speak up and help > (the density of informed WordML users here is considerably lower than the > density of XSL users, though the groups overlap). Oh, I see. I didn't want to dilute the list ;) The problem is, that I couldn't find anywhere help to WordML because I whether need another software from Microsoft or the descriptions I found do not really satisfy me, which is really annoying. To be honest, the WordML standard is bull**** and I wouldn't use it if it wouldn't be a school project. But enough of chatting, you won't find any other questions from me about this topic ;) > Yes, sorry, there's some weird mailer thing happening there. No problem ;) -------------------------------------- Ein Service von http://www.networld.at
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