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XPath printing tool?

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BarbieA1 - 14 Oct 2005 18:31 GMT
We're using XML-ized Word docs and using XPath to tie them into our software.
[I've just outed myself as a non-programmer.] We have a nifty custom tool for
mapping XPath. But there is no way to print XPath code from documents. In
Word, the XPath can be viewed in the attributes of the XML tags. I can also
view (but not print) XPath for individual docs from our mapping tool. Since
our XPath is sometimes quite complex, I'd like to see & compare printed
copies of XPath from many documents. Also, it would be preferable to be able
to print the corresponding XML as well.

I have googled for some kind of tool to do this but no luck.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Word Heretic - 21 Oct 2005 14:00 GMT
G'day "BarbieA1" <BarbieA1@discussions.microsoft.com>,

0 t answer: load as .txt and print to get ya blow by blow description.

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

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Without prejudice

BarbieA1 reckoned:

>We're using XML-ized Word docs and using XPath to tie them into our software.
>[I've just outed myself as a non-programmer.] We have a nifty custom tool for
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>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
BarbieA1 - 25 Oct 2005 17:33 GMT
Hi there Steve. Thanks for the help! I can't believe there's such a simple
solution. I saved the xml file as .txt. If I open it in Word, it displays the
tags, which I don't want. So I just open it w/ Notepad, and voila!

Also, I learned a way (another board) to run an xslt transformation on a
file to strip out the xpath.

Thanks again,
Barbie

> G'day "BarbieA1" <BarbieA1@discussions.microsoft.com>,
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> >Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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