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Microsoft AML consists of several distinct content types, each one specific to a type of document. The AML content types include: conceptual, FAQ, glossary, procedural, reference, reusable content, task, troubleshooting, and tutorial. Content authored in Microsoft AML can be output to many different formats, including DHTML, XAML, RTF, and print. When AML content is presented online, there are three levels of run-time transformation: structural, presentational, and rendering. Structural transformation uses reusable content and applies conditional logic, determining the content that will appear, and the structure of that content. The resulting Microsoft AML format document is then ready to move onto the presentational transformation stage. At this point, the content is transformed into one of the presentation formats (DHTML, XAML, or RTF). Rendering transformation is the final stage where stylesheets are applied and the content is displayed in its final form. REFERENCES EXTERNAL LINKS
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