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Hi,

I'd like to translate a few Guide pages. I've seen xml files and I
couldn't understand one thing. All of the translated files kept
strictly to original scheme like this (an example):

	<para>
	  text ............
	  text.........
	  continuation..
	  text</para>

Is the human layout below permitted?

<para>
tekst..... (in one row!)
</para>

AFAIK xml parsers should recognize both structures, just as it is with
HTML ones. What's more, all serious editors work without text wrapping.
It's up to text browsers to make appropriate formatting.

Regards,
pp


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