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    <url>http://www.loc.gov/rr/ead/</url>
    <institution>Library of Congress Finding Aids Project</institution>
    <updated>January 2005</updated>
    <delivery>
      <p>Delivery method of encoded finding aids Delivered in HTML (framed and unframed versions)
        and in PDF derived from the EAD instance. SGML finding aids in process of being converted to
        XML using toolkit created by Mike Ferrando and available at <a href="http://lcweb2.loc.gov/music/eadmusic/eadconv12/ead2002_r.htm">http://lcweb2.loc.gov/music/eadmusic/eadconv12/ead2002_r.htm</a> . Preliminary HTML
        versions and PDF derived from XSL stylesheet in LC conversion toolkit. An overview of the
        XSLT transformation is available at <a href="http://lcweb2.loc.gov/music/eadmusic/eadconv12/ead_xsl_overview.htm">http://lcweb2.loc.gov/music/eadmusic/eadconv12/ead_xsl_overview.htm.</a>
      </p>
    </delivery>
    <encoding>
      <p>Finding aids in various divisions within the Library created originally as word processed
        documents (primarily WordPerfect) or Access databases. Word processed files usually
        converted using templates and styles, although some are mapped to generic XML and thence to
        EAD DTD using XSLT. Access databases converted using XSLT. Indexing procedure: finding aid
        database still indexed using InQuery, used for other full-text applications at LC, pending
        development and acceptance of XQuery language by the W3C.</p>
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    <contact>Mary Lacy <a href="mailto:l@loc.gov">mlac@loc.gov</a>
      <a href="mailto:lcead@loc.gov">lcead@loc.gov</a>
    </contact>
    <rlg>Yes</rlg>
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