Hi Joe,

Thanks for the info.

However, I forgot to mention that I use XMLSpy">XMLSpy 2006 as editor... do you see 
any solution with this application?

Thank you
Alex

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>> Hi,
>>
>> I wonder if there's a way to visually support a schema presentation.
>> Suppose I want to explain to an audience an xsd schema structure, one of 
>> the most important things is to provide a definition of the elements, 
>> therefore, it would be nice if while explaining, I could show the 
>> definition of the "x" element by means of a link to a glossary definition 
>> in a Word doc.
>>
>> That's only an idea on how to provide an immediate visual definition to 
>> the audience, but I am sure there are alternatives.
>>
>> Any help is welcomed!
>> -- 
>> Alex
>>
>>
> In Visual Studio 2005 you can jump to a definition in a schema by pressing 
> F12 whilst the cursor is in the element. You can then return via Ctrl+-.
> If you add some comments or annotations to your schema you can also show a 
> user-friendly explanation.
>
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