Re: pretty printing page output: msg#00114

Subject:	Re: pretty printing page output

V Út, 01. 01. 2002 v 06:27, Jacob Kjome píše:
> writeDOM is the method one would use in XMLCContext.  The DOMFormatter has 
> write() methods.  Mathew read what I wrote just fine.

OK. I thought my quick answer would help although I didn't have a real
clue, sorry.

Why doesn't it work for him, then?

Petr

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