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Extensible: a simple example [2]
- What does this do?
- For the user directly, very little.
- For the user's program, it allows it to isolate items of
structured information and handle them in intelligent ways to
help the user.
- But only if the user's program understands the special
markup you have defined.
Author: Simon
Brooke
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