I recall WordPerfect 8 having a DTD 'compiler'. No experience with
DTD, and I don't know about CSS and XML with respect to WordPerfect.
WordPerfect 8 is found in both LINUX and Windows platforms.
Edwin
At 04:38 PM 4/18/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>As I understand XML (not a lot), you use a DTD (sorta like a C struct
>definition), to explain what the following data is. Then you use a CSS to
>display the data the way you'd like. Is there any word processor that lets
>you use these concepts so that I could WYSIWYG a document and have it build
>my XML based on the styles I use (a la M$ word)? Is there such a product,
>and can I use it on win 2K.
>
>Jay
