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[John E. Simpson]

>It has a usefully-annotated XML spec 

I like the annotation a *lot*, both for its style (a human face on an
inscrutable object) and for the substance -- the mechanism. Thanks so much
for posting it, Tim.

You didn't cross-post the announcement in XML-L, but I think folks there
might appreciate it as well.

John E. Simpson
(Just XML: Coming [if I'm lucky] from Prentice-Hall, Fall '98)

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