Sam, the thing is that a bizarre Frame document is opened on the receiving end--that can't be coming from Windows, can it?
Thanks, Theresa On 6/24/2013 9:50 AM, Lizak, Samantha wrote:
Just a suspicion -- the only XML I have worked with was for Eclipse docs -- but the XML tools I was most familiar with were coded in Unix/C/Java flavors. Access is, of course, Windows. One of the things that used to drive us nutty when we would look at our Unix files from our corporate-mandated work PCs was that the PC tools kept adding control-Ms to the end of lines, which would then break our Unix-based parsing engine. Perhaps something like this is happening? FrameMaker has its roots in Unix, also. You might want to check how the XML tools expect end-of-line to be indicated, and what their maximum element or line length is. I'd like to think that all these years later they've made tools where the OS and <CR> vs <CR><LF> doesn't matter, but, well, freeware tools.... Good luck- Sam.
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