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Re: xml tool for non-technical end-users?

From: ash477@-------.--- (-----)
To: NULL
Date: 5/3/2004 9:00:00 AM
Hi Mary.  The answer to your question is that concurrency is not an
issue:  only 1 or 2 people will ever update this informational XML
document.
For tens of thousands though, it will be read into a tree-control on a
web-site.  It makes a lot of sense to keep it in XML (instead of a db)
because the info is hierarchical -- like a tree -- and thats the way
XML works.

OK so infopath might be the answer... Yes XMLSpy etc are waaaaaay to
feature-rich for these few administrators (with MS Office experience)
to use.  They need simplicity.

TY


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