Each text section of interest has a starting tag and and ending tag.
Computers can easily find the tags, thus isolating sections of text for different purposes.
For example, a document that lists information about a new car might have tagged sections describing the color, size, upholstery, engine, performance, and many other things. Using XSL, desired sections of the document can be filtered, formatted, and transformed into appropriate HTML for display to the user. Based on user preferences, a website might present one user with a listing of the convenience features of the car, while another user might see engine and performance specifications - with all data originating from the same source XML document. Because we recognize the increasingly important role of XML, mindwrap has added XML support throughout our Optix products. By tailoring the XSL, clients can customize the way in which Optix WEB appears to end users and easily integrate our product with an existing website or intranet.