by Joe Fawcet » Mon, 25 Feb 2002 01:51:51
> can it be done in command line , seems like :
> call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test1.asp
> call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test2.asp
> ..
> thanks in advance
> mik
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the XML file, see the reference to the transform, do that transform and
then render the SVG. So far, I haven't been successful at getting that
to happen. All I get is an empty browser window.
Ed
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