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As you know, when I open an xml-file with ie, without
specifying
an xsl-stylesheet, ie displays the file in that neat
windows-explorer-like--expand/collapse-by-clicking-the-minus-befor
e-the-tag way. I'd like to use that way of displaying xml with
xml, that I generate dynamically using, say, JavaScript.
How can I do that 
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In IE, enter the URL res://msxml.dll/defaultss.xsl and save
the source. Note
that this is not XSLT, but rather the outdated IE5-XSL
dialect.

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Cool! Yes, I can see, that this is the XSL, that maps my xml to
the mentioned default-html. But, "File->Save as" gives "the
XML-source is not available for viewing." Do I have to spend
hours to modify what I get by "edit->mark all, copy/ paste into
some editor?"

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