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         <dc:title>Jeni's XSLT Utilities</dc:title>
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   <h1>Jeni's XSLT Utilities</h1>
   <p>
   This page is an index to some utilities that I've created that you may find 
   useful within your stylesheets.
   </p>
  <h2>
    <my:link href="unit-testing/index.html">Unit Testing</my:link>
  </h2>
  <p>
    The unit testing package helps you embed unit tests within
    your stylesheet and run them with a single command.
  </p>
  <p>For more details:</p>
  <my:links>
    <my:link href="unit-testing/unit-testing.zip">Download</my:link>
    <my:link href="unit-testing/index.html">Instructions</my:link>
  </my:links>
   <h2>
      <my:link href="svg-utils.xml">SVG Utility</my:link>
   </h2>
   <p>
      The SVG utility is designed to help you to embed the SVG images that you generate using XSLT into an HTML page.
   </p>
   <p>
      For more information:
   </p>
   <my:links>
      <my:link href="svg-utils.zip">Download</my:link>
      <my:link href="svg-utils.xml">Instructions</my:link>
      <my:link href="svg-example.xml">A Simple Example</my:link>
   </my:links>
   <h2>XSLTDoc Application</h2>
   <p>
   The XSLTDoc Application helps you to browse and understand XSLT stylesheets. 
   It shows summaries of stylesheets and explains each XSLT instruction in detail (if not in very good English!).
</p>
   <p class="note">
   The XSLTDoc Application is in Beta: please let me know of any problems that you encounter with it, or any suggestions for enhancing it.  I'm afraid there isn't any documentation at present; download the zip file, unzip it and load xslt-doc.xsl into IE5.5 with MSXML3 installed in replace mode.  You will be prompted to name the stylesheet to view using it.
</p>
   <p class="note">
      My thanks to those who sent comments on the previous version of XSLTDoc and tried it out on some really tough XPaths, especially Edmund Mitchell.
   </p>
   <my:links>
      <my:link href="XSLTDoc.zip">XSLTDoc Application (zipped)</my:link>
   </my:links>
   <h2>
      <my:link href="markup.xml">Markup Utility</my:link>
   </h2>
   <p>
  The Markup Utility is a utility for finding and
  changing words and phrases within some text.  You can use it to:
</p>
   <ul>
      <li>highlight important terms in your text</li>
      <li>link phrases to other pages</li>
      <li>search and replace words within some text</li>
   </ul>
   <p>
  For more information:
</p>
   <my:links>
      <my:link href="markup.xsl">Stylesheet</my:link>
      <my:link href="markup.xml">Instructions</my:link>
      <my:link href="markup-example.xml">A Simple Example</my:link>
      <my:link href="markup-explanation.xml">How it Works</my:link>
   </my:links>
   <h2>
      <my:link href="selectParameters.xml">Select Parameters Utility</my:link>
   </h2>
   <p>
  The Select Parameters Utility helps you create dynamic web pages.  You can use it to let users of your webpages select the parameters that they want to apply within the stylesheet.
</p>
   <p>
   For more information:
</p>
   <my:links>
      <my:link href="selectParameters.xml">Instructions</my:link>
      <my:link href="selectParameters-example.xml">A Simple Example</my:link>
      <my:link href="paramDoc.xml">Parameter Documentation</my:link>
      <my:link href="selectParameters-explanation.xml">How it Works</my:link>
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