<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?xml:stylesheet href="linkdemo.css" type="text/css"?>
<ARTICLE>
  <HEADLINE>Your Browser Supports XML</HEADLINE>
  <AUTHOR>L. David Baron</AUTHOR>
  <PARA>
    While I was working on my <MACHINE>computer</MACHINE>,
    I though I would test to see if <BROWSER>Microsoft Internet
    Explorer 5.0 beta 2</BROWSER> supported <STANDARD>XML</STANDARD>.
    Wow!  It does.
  </PARA>
  <PARA>
    So, I am now testing <STANDARD>CSS</STANDARD> to see how it works.
    There might be a <BR/> line break in the middle of this line.  This
    text could be a <ANCHOR xml:link="simple" show="replace" actuate="user"
    href="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/">link to the CSS
    standards</ANCHOR>.
  </PARA>
  <PARA>
    Interestingly, <BROWSER>Microsoft Internet Explorer</BROWSER> seems
    to ignore the entire remainder of the stylesheet if it contains an
    error.  This is beyond error-handling, but I can't say I have a problem
    with it.  It gives error messages if there is an unmatched end tag... it
    just throws a "This Page cannot be displayed" right into the middle of
    the document.
  </PARA>
</ARTICLE>

