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Default Does Print Template <HTML XMLNS:IE> works w/ xslt?

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know if Print Template <HTML XMLNS:IE> works with xslt?

I am using this <HTML XMLNS:IE> in my xslt file but unfortunately it doesn't like "XMLNS:IE" and does not recognize
<?IMPORT NAMESPACE="IE" IMPLEMENTATION="#default">.

<HTML XMLNS:IE>
<HEAD>
<?IMPORT NAMESPACE="IE" IMPLEMENTATION="#default">

Because it doesn't recognize the <HTML XMLNS:IE> so I can't declare
these two element behaviour.
<IE:TEMPLATEPRINTER ID="printer"/>
<IE:HEADERFOOTER ID="headfoot"/>

Does anyone have any idea if the <HTML XMLNS:IE> works in xslt or how does it work?

I tried searching on Google but u guys have the only match.

Thanks in advance all,
Grace :)





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