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     »  Adobe Home  »  Print and Web Publishing  »  InCopy  »  Create XML structure in an InCopy document
    Create XML structure in an InCopy document
    Published  07/6/2006 | InCopy
       




     XML is a method for putting structured data in a text file. To use XML in Adobe® InCopy® 2.0, you apply tags to parts of a document, and then export the document as an XML file. You can then repurpose the content for use anywhere and in any media, including wireless devices, the Web, eBooks, and printed documents.
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    Article Series
    This article is part 1 of a 8 part series. Other articles in this series are shown below:
    1. Create XML structure in an InCopy document
    2. Create XML tags in InCopy
    3. Apply tags to page items.
    4. Examine the XML structure.
    5. Edit the XML structure.
    6. Add attributes to elements.
    7. Map paragraph styles to tags.
    8. Export to XML.