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Still looking for an answer for this question...
> Whenever I see examples of XSLT in use, 99% of them use literal
> result elements vs. using xsl:element. The same applies to
> xsl:attribute and others like it. Is there a "best practice"
> detail here that I should know about or is it whatever you feel
> like typing?
Eg>

<myelement>text</myelement>

vs,

<xsl:element name="myelement">
text
</xsl:element>

Stephanie Martin
AgChem Equiptment Co., Inc.
smartin@agchem.com
952-945-2390 x226

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