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ISBN 10: 0838908632
ISBN 13: 978-0838908631
Author: Dick R. Miller, Kevin S. Clarke
Miller and Clarke, both affiliated with Lane Medical Library, Stanford University Medical Center, outline steps to help libraries make the most of XML. They explain what XML is and why it's important, show how it integrates with MARC and AACR data, and show how to use XML's style sheets and schemas.
Chapter 1: It's Elemental, My Dear Watson. What is XML?
Chapter 2: Markup Minihistory: Prelude to XML?
Chapter 3: Picking Up the Pieces: Extensible Markup Syntax
Chapter 4: All in the Family: Valid Documents
Chapter 5: Libraries Strategic Opportunity: Generic Aspects of XML
Chapter 6: "The Nice Thing About Standards …" Getting Started
Chapter 7: What's in a Name(space)?
Chapter 8: I Need Some (XML) Validation!
Chapter 9: Where Do I Go from Here?
Chapter 10: Doing It with Style(sheets)
Chapter 11: In the Scheme of Things: Schema Development
Chapter 12: Library Information in Context
Chapter 13: Bibliographic and Authority Records
Chapter 14: XML Tools: What Do You Want to Do Today?
Chapter 15: XML Editors: Mark It Up!
Chapter 16: XML Transformers: The Changing Face of XML
Chapter 17: XML Browsers: Not Just Another Pretty Face
Chapter 18: Conclusion
Chapter 19: The Future is Now: Trends and Possibilities
Chapter 20: XML Possibilities
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