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How dare they imply they own XML?, March 8, 1999
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This review is from: XML 2.0 Programmer's Guide and Software Development Kit (Microsoft Programming Series) (Paperback)
I have not read this book because it was not available at the time I wrote this. However, I strongly object to the implication that XML is a Microsoft format, when it was developed by the W3C, and cannot understand what the 2.0 is referring to, as XML is currently at release 1.0.
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Obnoxious, March 17, 1999
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This review is from: XML 2.0 Programmer's Guide and Software Development Kit (Microsoft Programming Series) (Paperback)
Microsoft up to it's old tricks. If you want a good XML book, get the one by AW. At least they attempt at following the standard, rather than mis-representing it.
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How dare they imply they own XML?, March 8, 1999
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This review is from: XML 2.0 Programmer's Guide and Software Development Kit (Microsoft Programming Series) (Paperback)
I have not read this book because it was not available at the time I wrote this. However, I strongly object to the implication from the title that XML is a Microsoft format, when it was developed by the W3C, and while I believe that the version number (2.0) is referring to the software kit, it could easily be misinterpreted to mean the version of XML, when XML is currently at release 1.0.
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