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Re: Sending HTML email from MPE/iX
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Wirt Atmar <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 19 Nov 2002 21:38:04 EST
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Wayne asks:

> <<  They are CUML  >>
>   tags, and according to the published specifications for CUML, they are
>  <<  perfectly well-formed.
>    >>
>
>  Ok, I'll bite... what is CUML?  Credit Union Markup Language?  CUstom
Markup
> Language???

It's anything you want it to be.

I was just kidding with Mark, inventing another Markup Language as an
Extended Sendup (XSL) of Mark's fascination with XML (Inventing markup
languages is not difficult; wait 10 minutes and someone else will have a new
one for you to learn).

However, what I said was true: in this fictitious CUML language, the
<cu..>-thingies tags *are* "well-formed." They may not be well-formed by XML,
PostScript or Swahili rules, but that's irrelevant to their use in the case
of CUSoon. There, they work amazingly well.

Wirt Atmar

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