1. A method for facilitating a universal file conversion hub to convert structured or unstructured data to structured data suitable for display on mobile or hand-held devices, the method comprising: receiving a file which contains structured or unstructured data, or a mixture of both; determining a type of the received file; analyzing content, formatting style, or both, of the received file based on the file type; generating a processable extensible markup language file, wherein the processable extensible markup language file retains a layout of the received file, thereby facilitating display of the file on mobile or hand-held devices; and defining the following elements in the processable extensible markup language: XMLSTREAM, HEAD, DMETATAGS, DMETA, EMETATAGS, EMETA, DSTYLES, DSTYLE, DSTRUCTURE, BODY, SECTION, PAGE, PARAGRAPH, SPECIALTEXT, TEXT, IMAGE, LINK, FOOTNOTE, ENDNOTE, HEADER, FOOTER, ANCHOR, TAB, HR, MARKER, TABLE, TGROUP, TBODY, THEAD, TFOOT, ROW, CELL, COLUMN, COLUMN-DEF, LIST, LI, LABEL, BLOCKQUOTE, PRE, BREAK, FRAME, SVG, FIELD, and INDEXITEM; wherein each element has one or more of the following attributes: style, css-style, number, font, font-size, font-fixed, origfont, emphasis, emphasis-bold, emphasis-italic, emphasis-underline, emphasis-superscript, emphasis-subscript, x, y, height, width, top, left, align, valign, leftindent, rightindent, spacebefore, spaceafter, textindent, border-left, border-right, border-top, border-bottom, top-padding, left-padding, right-padding, bottom-padding, rowspan, colspan, width-type, and height-type.
1. A method for facilitating a universal file conversion hub to convert structured or unstructured data to structured data suitable for display on mobile or hand-held devices, the method comprising: receiving a file which contains structured or unstructured data, or a mixture of both; determining a type of the received file; analyzing content, formatting style, or both, of the received file based on the file type; generating a processable extensible markup language file, wherein the processable extensible markup language file retains a layout of the received file, thereby facilitating display of the file on mobile or hand-held devices; and defining the following elements in the processable extensible markup language: XMLSTREAM, HEAD, DMETATAGS, DMETA, EMETATAGS, EMETA, DSTYLES, DSTYLE, DSTRUCTURE, BODY, SECTION, PAGE, PARAGRAPH, SPECIALTEXT, TEXT, IMAGE, LINK, FOOTNOTE, ENDNOTE, HEADER, FOOTER, ANCHOR, TAB, HR, MARKER, TABLE, TGROUP, TBODY, THEAD, TFOOT, ROW, CELL, COLUMN, COLUMN-DEF, LIST, LI, LABEL, BLOCKQUOTE, PRE, BREAK, FRAME, SVG, FIELD, and INDEXITEM; wherein each element has one or more of the following attributes: style, css-style, number, font, font-size, font-fixed, origfont, emphasis, emphasis-bold, emphasis-italic, emphasis-underline, emphasis-superscript, emphasis-subscript, x, y, height, width, top, left, align, valign, leftindent, rightindent, spacebefore, spaceafter, textindent, border-left, border-right, border-top, border-bottom, top-padding, left-padding, right-padding, bottom-padding, rowspan, colspan, width-type, and height-type. 3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the received file contains structured data; and wherein generating the processable extensible markup language file involves applying an extensible stylesheet language transformation tool.