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W3C Track at WWW10 Announced

Published: 27 March 2001

Amaya 4.3.2 Available

Published: 23 March 2001

W3C to Deliver Tutorials at CeBIT 2001

Published: 22 March 2001

Modularization of XHTML in XML Schema Published

Published: 22 March 2001

XML Schema: Formal Description Working Draft Published

Published: 20 March 2001

XML Protocol Requirements Working Draft Published

Published: 19 March 2001

Canonical XML Becomes a W3C Recommendation

Published: 19 March 2001

XML Information Set Working Draft Published

Published: 16 March 2001

XML Schema Becomes a W3C Proposed Recommendation

Published: 16 March 2001

Pronunciation Lexicon Markup Requirements Published

Published: 15 March 2001

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