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hi,, new member,,, can i ask some thing?
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XML editors aren't really necessary because the best editor I know of is notepad. That being said free XML editors(among many other features) include jDeveloper, Netbeans, and Dreamweaver(commercial). All of those "xml editors" essentially give you this line of code
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'windows-1252'?>
and then it's up to you from there. XML structure is very similar to that of HTML tables with it's opening and closing tags. Your best bet is to research the fundamentals of XML and you should pick it up.
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'windows-1252'?>
and then it's up to you from there. XML structure is very similar to that of HTML tables with it's opening and closing tags. Your best bet is to research the fundamentals of XML and you should pick it up.
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