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HTML baby (Score:2)

by petdance (2468)

I'd like to get some hot OPML->HTML goin', please. There are some of us in my department who use the OmniOutliner, but some of us do no.

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- Re:HTML baby (Score:2)
  
  by TorgoX (1933)
  
  Google for opml.xsl or something!
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    by petdance (2468)
    
    Not all of us are schooled in the way of the XSLT.
    
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    - Re:HTML baby (Score:2)
      
      by TorgoX (1933) <sburkeNO@SPAMcpan.org> on 2004.06.27 16:50 (#31932) Homepage Journal
      
      Just view source on one of my RSSs to see how to make it point to an XSL file. Paste that into the top of an OPML file (pointing to some OPML XSL), and view it in a browser.
      
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