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> Specifically, if you're doing all your doc in Word (and not
> planning on single-sourcing), what value is there in attending
> an XML hands-on training session?
None. You shouldn't go. Nope, no way.
However, there is value to me in attending. So your employer is paying for
this, right? I'll go. Email details and I'll be there.
Ha ha. (Shhhh, not really. Gimmee gimmee.)
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