Propun Grudnart:
You can view a well-formed XML document (one with the suffix .xml) with IE
5.0 just by loading it into the browser, just as you do with an HTML
file. You can also download a parser with more features from the Microsoft
site at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/xml/c-frame.htm?/xml/demos/default.asp .
By the way, there are no stupid questions here. We like them all. Best
regards.
Alan Kotok
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At 02:13 PM 5/23/00 +0700, Pronpun Grudnart wrote:
>Dear Sir,
>I thought that this is very stupid question for all of you. My browser is
>I.E 5.0 but I didn't know how can I use MS XML Praser which was included.
>If you know this matter, pls kindly to explain to me.
>
>Yours Sincerely,
>Pronpun Grudnart
>
>
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