Re: [xsl] The Future of Browser-Bound XML?



> I for one cant wait to see the XForm / SVG / XSLT / SOAP / FO / HTML / CSS /
> RDF browser, what will we call it ? xsxsfhcr ?

sniff. Not even a mention of MathML. What's the fun in reading documents
without Mathematics in them?

David

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