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What is the difference between an SPS and an SPP file?

April 26, 2017difference file spp SPS

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What is the difference between an SPS and an SPP file?

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These two files are not to be confused with one another as they are completely different. An SPP file is a virtual project in which you can organize your XML files, style sheets, DTD’s, Entities etc. An SPS file, otherwise known as a StyleVision Power Stylesheet, is a form based template. This template is created in StyleVision® 2010 and must be opened in the Authentic view, Authentic® 2010 Browser Plug-in or Authentic® 2010 Desktop. The purpose of a StyleVision Power Stylesheet is to provide an end user, who has little or no knowledge of XML, with a user friendly interface to create valid XML files.