XSL stylesheets and QSF.
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      If you need to convert pilot-qof data into other formats, take a look
      at the example stylesheets installed with pilot-qof. You are welcome to
      contribute new or amended stylesheets - just post them on the QOF-devel
      mailing list.

      http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qof-devel

      See man 5 pilot-qof for more information.

Limitations
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      These stylesheets are in early development. Problems and unexpected
      results may be experienced.

Redirection, scripts and backups
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      Although it is fine to do this:
      $ pilot-qof -x business.xml --invoice-city \
       -t 2006-03-01 | xsltproc pilot-qof-invoice-xhtml.xsl -

      Just remember that it might not be so wise to do this:
      $ pilot-qof -a --invoice-city \
       -t 2006-03-01 | xsltproc pilot-qof-invoice-xhtml.xsl -

      Why? Because using -a means that your Palm data is not being backed
      up in this process. Now, of course, you can sync your Palm twice but
      reading from the backup file is a lot faster. In general, the best advice
      is:

      "If the Palm data has changed, use -a to backup to file.
       If the Palm data has not changed, use -x to read the backup file."


Stylesheets imported by pilot-qof
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      pilot-qof uses XSL templates and functions defined in two XSL libraries:

      XSLT Standard Library : http://xsltsl.sourceforge.net/ (Lesser GPL).

      EXSLT : http://www.exslt.org/ (public domain)
      http://lists.fourthought.com/pipermail/exslt/2004-July/001053.html
