Now we go back to an earlier step and use the 'transform...' button to see if we can succeed in importing the original webstudents.xml file. When the Transform... button is clicked during the import operation you get the following window. Again this is not a very informative screen unless there was a choice of transforms already present.
Using the Import XML utility in MS Access 2003 failed to completely import a very simple file as some component in the MS Access 2003 may be missing, although it was verified that none of the functionality was disabled. The import was tested with Microsoft Office Access 2003 (11.6566.6568) SP2 on Office XP Professional Media Center Edition. However, MS Excel seems to do a nice job of the importing.
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