RE: Why WYSIWYG for XML???

[Gordon Mclean <Gordon -dot- McLean -at- mclarensoftware -dot- com>]

> Because when you don't have the ability to be proud of what it says, 
> you can fall back on being proud of how it looks?

You just can't help yourself, can you John! ;-)

Is the question not: WHY would you use XML for WYSIWYG? 

As far as I can tell there are NO advantages to storing the docs in that
format if you are using that mode of creation. Wrong?

(I'm stilling getting into all this XML/single source stuff so don't shoot
me down too hard!)

P.S. Sorry for the reply to you John, was a bit hasty with the reply button

Gordon McLean
Technical Publications Team Lead
McLaren Software Ltd.

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