This one will work just fine... using > is simply an easy way to 
  ensure you use <


If you don't always quote > as > you have to check every string that
is being used as element content and xheck that it doesn't contain ]]>
as a substring, in which case at least one of those three characters
needs to be quoted. It's probably easier to just always quote >

Other you need to quote " as (for example ") in attribute values if
you use " to delimit the value, or conversely you need to quote ' as for
example ' if you use ' to deleimt atttribute values.

David


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