You have more confidence in Microsoft than I do then. Scott
At 10:16 AM -0400 9/4/08, martin.smith at golehtek.com wrote: >Hi all, > >Rick isn't talking about using the Word XML document format in this >case. He is talking about using the MSXML Active X control that is >built into windows. > >FrameScript can pass instructions to this control, which opens up the >ability to generate custom XML directly from FrameMaker, as well as to >perform operations using XPath and XQuery. You can also use the >control to reconstruct FrameMaker documents from XML. > >I personally use the MSXML control to produce XML-based embedded help >systems for database-driven, web-based applications. FrameScript >enables me to encode select elements of a structured document in XML, >perform XSL transforms, and push the XML directly into an Oracle >database. > >Best regards, > >Martin > >Martin R. Smith >www.golehtek.com >
