XML Documents
An XML file will display as text unless it transformed into HTML by means of
an XSL file. Does your XML file contain a link to an XSL file, and does that XSL file actually exist? Tony Marston "Kris Shaw" wrote in message ... On Wed, 26 Mar 2003 12:42:41 -0800, "Sunita Kapoor" said to us: Hi everyone, Sorry if I am posting this to the wrong group(s) but here is my problem: When I save a webpage written in the XML format, I cannot get IE6 SP1 to open it again! It does in a fashion, but it is in the form of mostly text lines! What do I need to do to correct this? Where can I get a fix or plug-in to read XML files "normally" in IE or even FrontPage XP? Thanks in anticipation for any suggestions. Everyone have a very nice afternoon. - Sunita Kapoor It maybe helpful to post a link of what you are looking at here. XML is not one type of file format, but rather is a way of defining file formats. Its possible that IE may use a helper application inititally, but this association is lost when the file is saved and then re-opened. Kris. |
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