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So the XHTML --> HTML looks like it won't work; I've had to reduce the
Rich-Text boxes down to Text (string), forcing users to type HTML tags
(something I wanted to avoid).
I did buy Introducing Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 (ISBN:
0-7356-1952-2), which as an interesting chapter on XML --> RSS 2.0
(which requires a 'body' namespace definition). The chapter introduces
Visual Studio project that handles the "Save to RSS/XML" functions
nicely.
Unfortunatly, full security is necessary, the demo files don't operate
correctly, and the code is cryptic for a dope (like me) that doesn't
understand VB.
So, again, I'm back to square one. I see now that what I'm wishing for
(a stripped-down XML output file for consumption by Flash) is totally
possible, I just have to figure out the VB end of things (external
scripts, bin folders, and bears, oh my!).
Any suggestions (hopefully w/ a link to some code samples) would just
make my week.
Rich-Text boxes down to Text (string), forcing users to type HTML tags
(something I wanted to avoid).
I did buy Introducing Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 (ISBN:
0-7356-1952-2), which as an interesting chapter on XML --> RSS 2.0
(which requires a 'body' namespace definition). The chapter introduces
Visual Studio project that handles the "Save to RSS/XML" functions
nicely.
Unfortunatly, full security is necessary, the demo files don't operate
correctly, and the code is cryptic for a dope (like me) that doesn't
understand VB.
So, again, I'm back to square one. I see now that what I'm wishing for
(a stripped-down XML output file for consumption by Flash) is totally
possible, I just have to figure out the VB end of things (external
scripts, bin folders, and bears, oh my!).
Any suggestions (hopefully w/ a link to some code samples) would just
make my week.