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This book rarely mentions specific vendor products, or even free-ware tools. XML-sensitive products develop very rapidly, and whole new classes of product can also quickly emerge. It would be both misleading and dangerously biased to describe or even show individual tools. It is now easy to discover what is available in any category of product from a few key Web sites, such as www.w3.org, www.xml.org, www.xml.com and www.xmlsoftware.com.
Examples from the book are not included on a CD-ROM, and are not available for downloading from the Web. The vast majority of samples are very small and serve no practical purpose beyond the need to illustrate a concept. In addition, it is the author's firm belief that people learn best by ...
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