1. A method for interacting with a document on a computing device utilizing a processor, comprising: parsing the document, wherein the document is contained within a single XML (extensible Markup Language) file and includes all instructions necessary to display the document according to how an application that created the document would display the document; wherein the document includes text that is stored within text runs; wherein each of the text runs is a text run element that includes a text element as a child that includes a start text tag and an end text tag; wherein all of the text of the document are stored between the start text tags and end text tags that are each nested below one of the text run elements; wherein there are no intervening elements that are contained between each of the start text tags and each of the corresponding end text tags; and wherein each of the start text tags does not include formatting information for the text that is stored between the start text tags and the end text tags; wherein formatting information for the text that is stored between the start text tags and the end text tags are stored in the text run element that is a parent of the text element; wherein the document further includes a first XML element and a second XML element that are related to each other through a common identifier that is specified as an attribute of the first XML element and the second XML element; wherein the first XML element is different from the second XML element and wherein the first XML element and the second XML element each include the common identifier that is specified as an attribute of the XML element that links the first related element to the second related element; wherein the first related XML element acts as a start tag for a feature and the second related XML element acts as an end tag for the feature even though the first related XML element and the second related XML element are different XML elements; and interpreting the document according to a published XSD (XML Schema Definition).