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You may sometimes need to make sure that a piece of XML markup is preserved exactly as it appears in your Word document--for example, to include a sample of XML that isn't supported by your current export filter.

To do this, use the Insert Tag menu to add an XML tag. Place the raw XML code inside the tags, like this:

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

The resulting XML export will look like this:

<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>

The raw XML inside your <xml> tags will still need to be valid against the appropriate DTD, and will cause a parsing error if it is not valid.


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