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Subject: SGML tag for not processing code
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Someone has presented me with a problem of a file going nuts when someone t=
ries to open it under word 2000. They say it=C2=B4s because of the dtds i=
ncluded within the file, and want to know if there=C2=B4s an sgml tag tha=
t works like <![IGNORE[]]>, in the sense that it doesn=C2=B4t process the=
 code, but that it does output it. In other words, just treating it like =
normal text. 

thanks, 

D.o


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