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How/Why should I XML?
I'm in charge of a large school district's website. We have daily news articles, weekly newsletter, school/department info, job postings, phone lists, construction updates, etc. I use ASP, MS Access and some Flash.

I am buildling a comprehensive back-end tool for our information officer (who doesn't know html) to upload her news stories, etc.

Likewise I would like to make pages/elements accessable to print as well as wireless devices.

I've converted the site into valid xhtml and want to implement xml, but am not sure how/where I can.

Thanks,

Andy
www.lakeschools.com
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