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XML (Extensible Markup Language), 1235–1279

about, 1135–1137, 1235, 1236

automating import and export in Visual Basic, 1256–1260

customizing Ribbon, 1266–1279

adding built-in groups to tabs, 1276–1279

building well-formed XML for, 1270–1271

code listing for, 1292–1294

creating form for testing Ribbon, 1270

creating tabs, 1274–1275

creating USysRibbons table, 1266–1269

creating VBA callbacks, 1296–1297

displaying errors, 1274

dynamically updating elements, 1297–1299

explanation of code listing, 1294–1296

hiding existing Ribbon elements, 1271–1272

hiding options on Microsoft Office Button, 1300–1301

loading images into custom controls, 1299–1300

setting focus to tab, 1301–1302

testing, 1272–1273

exporting from Access, 1245–1254

as Active Server Page, 1249, 1250

forms and reports, 1250–1254

tables and queries, 1246–1250

field names with spaces in, 1263

file types for, 1237–1245

about, 1237

data documents (.xml), 1237, 1238–1239

presentation documents (.xsl), 1237, 1241–1243

presentation layout extension documents (.xsx), 1237, 1243

schema documents (.xsd), 1237, 1239–1241

web packages (.htm), 1237, 1243–1245

importing XML files into Access, 1254–1256

loading custom Ribbon, 1284–1287

modifying table templates, 1260–1265

modifying template XML view files, 153

using in Access, 1136–1137

well-formed, 1236–1237

.xml data documents

about, 1237

embedding schema and presentation information in, 1237

example of, 1238–1239

XML File button, 1246

XOR operator

expressing in query designer, A55

truth tables for, A56

.xsd files

importing into Access, 1255

schema documents as, 1237, 1239–1241

.xsl files

about, 1237, 1241–1243

Report ML version of, 1250, 1252

.xsx file type, 1237, 1243