Listing 9.1[em]dtdv.dtd[md]Declarations to Be Checked Using DXP Listing 9.2[em]dtdv.xml[md]Simple XML File to Parse Using DXP Listing 9.3[em]dtdv.dtd[md]The DTD with No Errors Listing 9.4[em]dtdv.xml[md]XML File with Declarations in the Internal Subset ]> Listing 9.5[em]dtdv.dtd[md]Corrected File with Parameter Entity References Replaced ]> Listing 9.6[em]wfq.xml[md]The Well-Formed Help File ]> How to use a shared network printer? In Network Neighborhood, locate and double-click the computer where the printer you want to use is located. To see which computers have shared printers attached, click the View menu, click Details, & look for printer names or descriptions in the Comment column of the Network Neighborhood window. &doubleclick; the printer icon in the window that appears. To set up the printer, follow the instructions on the screen.

After you have set up a network printer, you can use it as if it were attached to your computer. For related topics, look up "printing" in the Help Index.

Listing 9.7[em]wfq.xml[md]The DTD Is Now Referred to in the DOCTYPE Declaration ]> How to use a shared network printer? In Network Neighborhood, locate and double-click the computer where the printer you want to use is located. To see which computers have shared printers attached, click the View menu, click Details, & look for printer names or descriptions in the Comment column of the Network Neighborhood window. &doubleclick; the printer icon in the window that appears. To set up the printer, follow the instructions on the screen.

After you have set up a network printer, you can use it as if it were attached to your computer. For related topics, look up "printing" in the Help Index.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. This exercise involves the following XML file, valq.xml: delete_mark delete_mark Deletes the currently[ccc] selected region and puts it in the specified paste buffer Synopsis delete_mark buffername delete_mark null Description This command deletes the currently selected region and puts it in the paste buffer specified.[ccc] If no buffer name is supplied, the current paste buffer is used (see set paste=buffername ). If the buffername is null, the selection is deleted without copying it to a paste buffer. This command corresponds to the Delete menu item on the default Edit menu. If the option is selected, text is inserted at the end of the buffer rather than completely replacing its contents.29 dm is a synonym for delete_mark. 32 Examples Command: dm Command: dm bufA Command: dm -append buf2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And the following DTD file, docb.dtd, which is referred to in valq.xml: