Actually I can't find XPath search in VS2005 as is in the XML Notepad...
Jan

"Stan Kitsis [MSFT]" <skits@m...> wrote in message 
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> Have you tried VS2005?  I don't think you can find a better textual xml 
> editor than that (but of course I have some stake in the ground :) ).
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> Stan Kitsis
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> "Tim Dunn" <TimDunn@d...> wrote in message 
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>> Folks,
>>
>> I'm new to this so I have a question.
>> I needed an XML editor and I found Microsoft's offering, XML Notepad 
>> 2006.
>> It seems to do everything that I need but it also does one thing that I 
>> don't
>> need! It seems to throw away any DTD that I have in the file.
>>
>> Is there some way to configure the editor to preserve DTD, or is this
>> Microsoft's way of telling me that it's better to use XML-Schema in stead 
>> of
>> DTD?
>> Is there some other editor that works better?
>>
>> I'd really rather not go through the pain of learning XML schema if I can
>> avoid it.
>>
>> Many thanks in anticipation
>>
>> -Tim Dunn
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