XML in Word 2003

L

Lee

Hi,

I have just been researching into the XML utilities available within Word
and have hit a stumbling block. I came across a tutorial on the MSDN website
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...wordxmlcdk/html/cdksMemoStyles_HV01116034.asp)
and followed it step by step but it doesn't seem to work.

I have a data only .xml file saved off and upon opening it in word have an
..xsl file assigned to it. However, instead of transforming the data only xml
and formatting like the tutorial suggests it should, all I get is loads of
empty XML tags except for the tags which should contain my text, in which
case they are populated correctly.

I used the sample resources provided by MS for this particular tutorial so
there shouldn't be any problems with the files. Any ideas as to why this is
happening?

Thanks.
 
D

Don MI

Lee said:
Hi,

I have just been researching into the XML utilities available within Word
and have hit a stumbling block. I came across a tutorial on the MSDN
website
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...wordxmlcdk/html/cdksMemoStyles_HV01116034.asp)
and followed it step by step but it doesn't seem to work.

I have a data only .xml file saved off and upon opening it in word have an
.xsl file assigned to it. However, instead of transforming the data only
xml
and formatting like the tutorial suggests it should, all I get is loads of
empty XML tags except for the tags which should contain my text, in which
case they are populated correctly.

I used the sample resources provided by MS for this particular tutorial so
there shouldn't be any problems with the files. Any ideas as to why this
is
happening?

Thanks.

Do you have Office 2003 Professional Edition installed? See:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/prodinfo/functionality.mspx

Don
 

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