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• Subject: Re: "Smart ASCII" -> XML for authoring?
• From: Mike Champion <mc@x...>
• Date: Sun, 03 Feb 2002 18:42:08 -0500
• In-reply-to: <003001c1acfc$43357f00$998c8890@q...>

2/3/2002 4:46:35 PM, "Trevor Croll" <trevorcroll@f...> wrote:

>The "Smart ASCII" seems to me to be potentially ambiguous. Where is 
>the real specification for Smart ASCII and what is wrong with some 
> expansion or list of XPATH like statements?

The real specification of Smart ASCII is the script used to turn some 
set of formatting conventions into a specific XML vocabulary.  There 
is an example in the article I referenced, but it is tailored to one 
specific environment, not the canonical specification of Smart ASCII.

I'm not sure what the "expansion or list of XPath like statements" 
refers to.

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