I too ran into the issue where extra characters precede the "<?xml "
string, causing incompatibilities with other apps. I handled it, but I
shouldn't have to --- Yes, IBM should correct their implementation.
rex
Keith Johnson (DSLWN) wrote:
It's not absolutely clear from the W3C standard itself, but it is very
clear from the examples given with it; that the output must start with
the string "<?xml ". That is to say, although line feeds and spaces are
effectively ignored within XML, they are not catered for before the
"<?xml " string. And while the traditional Pick 'thing' is to
"make-it-work-if-possible", Excel follows the (arguably more standard)
convention of "holy-heck-that's-not-right-do-nothing"
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