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I think this is what you're referring to: http://d3e.open.ac.uk/compendium/01/comp-dtd-v1/comp-dtd-... |
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You can Export any node (groups of nodes and links, and even whole structures in nested maps) as XM... |
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> Is there a way to perform a deep clone in Compendium. I'm trying to create > templates with some n... |
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If we want to have a discussion about this, I can start. 1) First, one needs to determine how you w... |