There may be times when you need to insert some XML exactly as it appears in the Word document, perhaps to include some XML that isn't supported by your current export filter. This can be achieved by adding the XML tag and placing the raw XML code between the start and end tags. For example:

Abstract: this is the <xml><monospace>courier</monospace><named-content content-type="test">species</named-content></xml> document in English.

yields this XML:

<abstract>
 <sec><title>Abstract</title><p>this is the 
 <monospace>courier</monospace>
 <named-content content-type="test">species</named-content>
 document in English.</p></sec>
 </abstract>

Note that this raw XML will still need to be valid against the appropriate DTD, and will cause a parsing error if not.

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