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How can I tell if my TEI document is XML TEI Lite, the kind accepted by XHub?

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How can I tell if my TEI document is XML TEI Lite, the kind accepted by XHub?

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Typically you will know, from accompanying information or documentation, what kind of document you have. If for some reason you are not sure you can examine the file containing the document to find out. If the file extension is “.SGM” it is almost certainly an SGML document and therefore not an XML TEI Lite document. It may be a TEI document; it may be a TEI Lite document, but it is not an XML TEI Lite document. If you are still unsure whether your file contains a TEI Lite document examine the beginning of the file using a text editor (do not save with changes). Almost all files which contain XML TEI Lite documents begin like this: Some TEI Lite documents may have a different URI in the “Doctype Declaration” (if the user has made a local copy of the official DTD); some may have other attributes on the XML declaration, and some may omit the XML Declaration entirely — all these could sti

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