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Although putting the XML into a text field is still a common
technique. Doc mgt on the cheap.
We use
HTML for templates in Notes fields. It is easy and the user can modify
it
without too much effort or depth.
OTOH,
grandfathering HTML is still haunting us for reasons we all know
about.
Where
markup goes wrong in these situations is that it is all too easy for the user or
an
XML-unaware process to muck it up with the usual results (a
downstream processor halts
and catches fire).
Have
you ever tried to show XML comments in Powerpoint? OpenDoc's
best assault on Office will
be
proper handling and display of XML constructs.
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