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From: Matt Sergeant <matt@sergeant.org>
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On Tue, 27 Feb 2001, Sven Kuenzler wrote:

> This issue was my original concern: Does anybody know whether there are
> (Semi-)WYSIWYG-XSLT tools in development? What are the key drawbacks of XSLT
> when your task is
>    - to layout a web site?
>    - to make page "look nice"?

The best looking XSLT editor I've seen from a WYSIWYG point of view is
Whitehill's composer. I can almost see them being bought by Microsoft any
day now :-)

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