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DOM Level 3 Content Models and Load and Save Working Draft Published

Published: 9 February 2001

New Operative W3C Process Document

Published: 8 February 2001

W3C Morocco Office Launches Home Page

Published: 7 February 2001

W3C Team to Present at XML DevCon and EBU Workshop

Published: 7 February 2001

W3C Weekly News Debuts

Published: 7 February 2001

Common User Agent Problems Note Published

Published: 6 February 2001

Workshop on Quality Assurance at W3C Announced

Published: 5 February 2001

P3P Assurance Signature Profile Note Published

Published: 2 February 2001

XML Information Set Last Call Working Draft Published

Published: 2 February 2001

W3C Workshop on Web Services Announced

Published: 2 February 2001

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