Hi Mattias, Rex,
You both said the same thing so I'll address you both. XML and XSLT have
been debated over and over on this list. ;) I think everyone here is quite
familiar with what it can do and how to properly use it. Although it has
many strengths, I think the basic complaints
Hello Jo-Ann,
The Laurentian University - School of Human Kinetics
http://www.humankinetics.laurentian.ca uses FeedStream Fluid - which is
an inexpensive CMS solution. The least costly licensing option is to
purchase a concurrent user license - where x amount of users can
access the CMS system
Hey.
I am looking for a product that can be integrated with a Java-based CMS and
will convert MS Office files into either XML or good html.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Guy
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many thanks for your responses both on and off list
for those that asked source as far as mail lists would be the WAI , sign
on through the w3c site.
those interested in the UK should sign up for the RNIB see it right campaign
ran (run?) by Julie Howell.
see also the recently published
In addition to agreeing with Adam, I want to point out that even using
the newest CMS UIs, people can actually remember to use B when they
want their items bold. Given a choice between, for example, EMPHASIS and
STRONG and HEADLINE, people get confused as to which one will render the
desired
