I wonder ...

[Chris Maden]

[Jeffrey E. Sussna]
> This works fine, but (at least in IE 5) only for a single
> level. That = is, you can't have another entity reference inside
> "book.dtd". To me, = this significantly limits its usefulness
> (imagine not allowing a = #include inside a file that was
> #included).

IE 5 has its parsing errors, but this is not one of them.  Error
messages I've seen when parsing DocBook indicate that it is definitely
following references to multiple levels.

-Chris
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