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Professional curiosity, professional development, to
learn about structure and tagging, to consider the
possibilities of a reliable and repeatable non-ad-hoc
approach. Of course, maybe a course in VBA for Word
would be more interesting to you. Horses for courses
and all that.
Oh, don't forget the doughnuts and coffee.
--- jsokohl -at- mac -dot- com wrote:
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> Specifically, if you're doing all your doc in Word
> (and not planning on
> single-sourcing), what value is there in attending
> an XML hands-on
> training session?
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T.
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