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!important Declaration... 9:11 #FIXED... 7:5 #IMPLIED... 7:5 #REQUIRED... 7:4 @import Directive... 9:11 A Absolute Units of Length... 9:14 Addressing the First Line... 9:6 Assigning Meaning to XML Tags... 2:11 Attribute... 7:1 Attribute Types... 7:6 Attribute Values must Always be Quoted... 3:3 Attributes... 3:7 Attributes - Declaring in DTDs... 7:2 Attributes - Declaring Multiple... 7:3 Attributes - Multiple... 7:1 Attributes - Predefined... 7:12 B Block, Inline, and List Item Elements... 9:18 Browser Issues... 10:2 Browser Support... 9:2 C Cascade Order... 9:12 Cascades... 9:11 Cascading Style Sheets Level 2... 9:20 CDATA... 3:5 CDATA Attribute Type... 7:6 Children with Parentheses... 4:10 Choices... 4:10 Color Values... 9:17 Comments... 2:10 Conditional Sections in DTDs... 8:10 Contextual Selectors... 9:8 CSS with HTML versus CSS with XML... 9:4 CSS - Evolution... 9:1 CSS Units... 9:13 CSS - What is it... 9:1 CSS2 - What's New... 9:20 D Data Delivery, Manipulation... 1:12 Data/Declarations from External Sources... 6:1 Data Structure Namespaces... 1:11 Declaring Unparsed Entities... 8:5 Default Values - Specifying... 7:4 DOCTYPE Declaration... 2:8 Document Map... 2:3 Document Object Model: Manipulating and Editing Data... 1:12 Document Type Declarations... 4:2 Document: XML Declarationand Root Element... 2:13 DOM... 5:1 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (XML: 1.01) IDX: Page 1

DTD: Document Type Definitions... 4:1 DTDs at Remote URLs... 4:14 DTDs in Well-Formed Documents... 6:11 DTDs - Sharing Among Documents... 4:14 E Editing Data Using the Document Object Model... 1:12 Element Names... 3:6 Elements... 2:11, 3:6 Elements (Dissimilar) Listing... 4:11 Elements - Selection... 9:5 Elements with Attributes... 7:1 Embedding Information in HTML... 6:6 Embedding Multiple Unparsed Entities... 8:7 Embedding Unparsed Entities... 8:6 Empty Elements... 4:13, 3:7 Encoding Declaration... 2:5 Entities (Types)... 6:1 Entities and DTDs in Well-Formed Documents... 6:11 ENTITIES Attribute Type... 7:10 Entities in Well-Formed Documents... 6:11 Entity... 6:1 Entity References... 3:4, 6:2 ENTITY Attribute Type... 7:10 Enumerated Attribute Type... 7:7 Errors will Stop Processing... 3:9 External Entities... 6:13 External Parameter Entities... 6:10 F fo Namespace... 10:10 Formatting Aspects of XSL... 10:1 Formatting Properties... 10:11 Formatting Language... 10:1 G General Entities - External... 6:6 General Entity References in the DTD... 6:4 General Entity References - Predefined... 6:5 General Entities Values - Restrictions on... 6:4 Grouping Selectors... 9:5 H HTML... 1:3 HTML - Augmenting... 1:15 HTML: Evolution... 1:3 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (XML: 1.01) IDX: Page 2

I ID Attribute Type... 7:8 IDREF Attribute Type... 7:9 Inheritance... 9:10 Internal and External DTD Subsets... 4:15 Internal Entities... 6:11 Internal General Entities... 6:2 Internal General Entity Reference - Defining... 6:2 Internal Parameter Entities... 6:8 K Keyword Values... 9:18 L Language Code... 7:13 Length values... 9:14 List Items... 9:19 Listing the Elements... 4:6 M Manipulating Data Using the Document Object Model... 1:12 Mixed Content... 4:12 N Naming Conventions... 2:12 NMTOKEN Attribute Type... 7:7 NMTOKENS Attribute Type... 7:8 Node Interface... 5:1 Non-XML Data... 8:1 NOTATION Attribute Type... 7:10 Notations... 8:2 O Objects - Formatting and Their Properties... 10:8 Organization of the XML Data... 2:15 P parseerror Object... 5:4 Parsing the DOM... 5:2 Parsing XML... 1:12 Percentage Units of Length... 9:15 Processing Instructions... 2:6, 8:8 Prolog... 2:4 Pseudo-Classes... 9:6 Pseudo-Elements... 9:5 Public DTDs... 4:14 R Random Orders - Indicating... 4:11 Relative Units of Length... 9:14 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (XML: 1.01) IDX: Page 3

S Selection by ID... 9:7 SGML... 1:1 SGML Document Components... 1:1 SGML: How it is Used... 1:2 SGML versus XML... 1:4 Standalone Declaration... 2:5 Style Sheet Processing Instructions... 2:7 Style Sheets - Attaching to Documents... 9:2 Style Sheets - Purpose... 9:1 STYLE Attributes... 9:9 T Textual Content... 2:10 Transformation Language... 10:1 Transformations and Formatting Aspects of XSL... 10:1 Transformations of XSL... 10:1 Transforming to Formatting Objects... 10:14 Trees... 10:3 U Unparsed External Entities... 8:5 URL Values... 9:16 V Valid Documents... 3:9 Validating Against a DTD... 4:4 Validation Parsers... 4:4 Viewing XML files with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or Later... 3:10 W Well-formed Documents... 3:8 X xml:lang... 7:13 xml:space... 7:12 XML Architecture... 1:10 XML-Based Data- Displaying in HTML... 1:13 XML, CR / LF is Converted to LF... 3:3 XML Declaration... 2:4 XML Development Goals... 1:7 XML Document Creation... 2:1 XML Documents must Have a Root Tag... 3:2 XML DTD... 3:9 XML Elements must Be Properly Nested... 3:2 XML Elements must Have a Closing Tag... 3:1 XML Features... 1:9 XML File - Loading into the Parser... 5:2 XML File: Viewing in a Web Browser... 2:2 XML Format... 1:6 XML is Case Sensitive... 3:2 XML (Pure) Loading text into the Parser... 5:3 XML: Purpose and Function... 1:5 XML Schema... 3:9 XML Solution... 6:6 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (XML: 1.01) IDX: Page 4

XML Specifications... 1:8 XML Syntax... 3:1 XML: Transforming and Querying... 1:16 XML Transformation - The Location of... 10:7 XML vs HTML... 1:4 XML versus SGML... 1:4 XML: What is it... 1:4 XML, White Space is Preserved... 3:3 XSL: Extensible Stylesheet Language... 1:14 XSL Formatting Language... 10:8 XSL Formatting Model... 10:9 XSL Style Sheet Documents... 10:6 XSL Transformations... 10:3 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (XML: 1.01) IDX: Page 5