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How IE Validates the XML files

 
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While opening a XML file located in my hard drive using the Internet Explorer it gives error that it could not find the ...XXX.DTD. The DTD's url is given in the xml file. But I dont have access to Internet from that machine.
my questions:
How does the IE lookup the DTD, through internet?
If so does it looks up in internet for each time that DTD is needed. I hope it is not. So where does it keeps the information about the DTD.
If it maintains a local copy of the DTD what happens if the DTD is changed recently.
Thanks in advance!
 
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