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>From the Microsoft site
<BR><A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/xml/tutorial/author_doc.asp">http://www.microsoft.com/xml/tutorial/author_doc.asp</A>
<P>there is an example:
<P><books>
<BR> <book isbn="0345374827">
<BR> <title>The Great Shark Hunt</title>
<BR> <author>Hunter S. Thompson</author>
<BR> </book>
<BR> </books>
<P>why isn't it:
<P><books>
<BR> <book isbn="0345374827" title ="The Great Shark Hunt"
author="Hunter S. Thompson"
<BR> </book>
<BR> </books>
<P>or
<P><books>
<BR> <book
<BR> <isbn>0345374827</isbn>
<BR> <title>The Great Shark Hunt</title>
<BR> <author>Hunter S. Thompson</author>
<BR> </book>
<BR> </books>
<P>So far I have understood that the 3 notations are legal. But are they
identical ?
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<P>Thierry
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