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How can I open and read XML document?
I have history files on my pc of old msn conversations stored but they now appear as XML files. What do I need to open them with in order to read them?
4 Answers
- michaelLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
XML files are just text files, so any text editor can open them. But reading XML isn't very pleasant; normally you want to use the specific application that understands your particular XML format. But I don't know which app can read msn conversations. In order to make these XML files usable in another app or just more readable, perhaps someone has written a stylesheet (xslt or CSS) that re-formats the XML.
Also, if the actual XML is in fact XHTML, then of course you can read the files in your web browser.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
You can probably read them in Notepad enough to figure out what's going on.
To parse them properly, I'm not sure. IE, I think, has some ability to parse XML but generally you need an XSLT translation table for the application. As I recall - I never got this all sorted out in my head.
- Anonymous4 years ago
There are categories of xml archives, yet you could view all of them in notepad. no remember if this is a internet xml report you need to use adobe dreamweaver or yet another internet progression gadget. no remember if this is a musicXML report you could view it in musescore or yet another tune notation or midi introduction gadget