[Richard Lander]
> I'm a little confused about XT. I was under the impression that XT
> converted XML docs to an XMLized HTML, with an XML declaration and
> empty-element syntax. I thought it was pretty neat that legacy
> browsers would still read the HTML. As I've since found by actually
> looking at XT's output, XT produces typical HTML. I take it that I'm
> using XT correctly and that it is supposed to output non-XML HTML.

XT converts XML to XML.  However, it can change how it serializes the
result based on the result-ns attribute.  If the result-ns identifies
the result as HTML 4.0, which XT knows uses SGML syntax, proper syntax
is used.  If you don't use the result-ns attribute, I don't believe XT
will attempt to guess the intended syntax (IOW, XML syntax will be
used for the serialization).

-Chris
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