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  1. pramenjatjek

    Unicode and XML Schema question

    How can you represent a unicode character, for example an em dash, in an XML document through a schema? Do I need to create an empty tag in my xml document (eg, <em/>) and then refer to this empty character in a schema? I found some information about \p{} which would represent a character. So...
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    How to put an em-dash in an external text file?

    I must be missing something: In external text files, I normally use % and then a number to represent a symbol. This has worked for everything so far apart from that I can't find a number that works for the em dash. I tried the options in both replies with the number pad, but they still don't...
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    How to put an em-dash in an external text file?

    Hi, I need to put an em-dash in an external text file. I've tried all the different hex codes and ascii codes I could find, but nothing works. Does anyone know how to do this, or is it not possible? Thank you
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    XML &lt;para&gt; display through XSL (newbie)

    Hi I'm just starting with XML. I've created a file where I've placed all the paragraphs in <para> tags, but they're not all sequential. How can I refer to these paragraphs in the XSL page? This is the xml: <tocPage> <moduleHeading>....</moduleHeading> <overview> <para>In this...

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