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XMLmind XML Editor is a strictly validating, near WYSIWYG, XML editor, aimed at technical writers. Out of the box, it has extensive support for DocBook, DITA, XHTML and MathML. Because it is highly extensible, it may be also be used to create documents conforming to your own custom schema.
Note: The personal version available for download above is free, while the professional version is priced at $300.
Note: The personal version available for download above is free, while the professional version is priced at $300.
What's New
Version 5.1.1:
- XMLmind XML Editor can now convert DocBook and DITA documents to Web Help.
- The DocBook and DITA indexterm editors have been made at the same time easier to use and more powerful:
- It's now possible to select some text and then use the indexterm editor to insert the corresponding indexterm element after the text selection.
- It's now possible to create an DocBook indexterm element having a zone attribute.
- The indexterm editor is now Document Set aware. For example, when a document set has been opened in XXE, the pick list displayed by the indexterm editor now lists not only all the index terms found in the file being edited, but also all the index terms found in the other members of the document set.
- The "Accept change" and "Reject change" buttons of the Compare tool will now suggest to accept or reject, not only the selected change, but also all the similar changes. This feature is especially handy if for example, you have used "Replace All" in the revised document.
- When used to paste the copied text as a list item or as an itemized list, command Paste After As now automatically discards the leading bullet or the leading numeric label from each list item it creates.
- The convertdoc command-line utility is now fully auto-documented:
- "convertdoc" (without any argument) describes how to use this utility.
- "convertdoc -?" lists all documented process commands.
- "convertdoc -? foo" describes how to invoke process command named "foo".
- Replaced "Tools|Spreadsheet|Show Table Labels" and "Hide Table Labels" by a single "Show Table Labels" checkbox menu item. Moreover this option is less “volatile” than it was before. For example, if you have chosen to display table column and row labels in a styled document view and you reload the CSS stylesheet, the table labels will still be displayed.
- Clicking on the label of a table row (displayed by selecting "Tools|Spreadsheet|Show Table Labels") now selects this row. Right-clicking on the label of a table row now displays a popup menu allowing to edit the table rows.Clicking on the label of a table column now selects this first cell of this column (which allows to act on the column as a whole). Right-clicking on the label of a table column now displays a popup menu allowing to edit the table columns. The above facilities are often handy alternatives to selecting items in the table submenus found in the DocBook, Topic and XHTML menus.
- DocBook XSL stylesheets which generate EPUB:
- Added support for profiling.
- Bug fix: the author and corpauthor elements were ignored when they were contained in authorgroup.
- Upgraded the XMLmind XSL-FO Converter (XFC for short) plug-in to version 4.6.
- Upgraded XMLmind DITA Converter (ditac for short) to version 2.1.0_02.
- Using configuration element binding, it was not possible to bind an application event to a popup menu.
Version 5.1.1:
- XMLmind XML Editor can now convert DocBook and DITA documents to Web Help.
- The DocBook and DITA indexterm editors have been made at the same time easier to use and more powerful:
- It's now possible to select some text and then use the indexterm editor to insert the corresponding indexterm element after the text selection.
- It's now possible to create an DocBook more...
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- Java 1.6 or later
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| Version Downloads:305 |
| Type:Development : HTML |
| License:Free |
| Date:16 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $300.00 |
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XMLmind XML Editor is a strictly validating, near WYSIWYG, XML editor, aimed at technical writers. Out of the box, it has extensive support for DocBook, DITA, XHTML and MathML. Because it is highly extensible, it may be also be used to create documents conforming to your own custom schema.
Note: The personal version available for download above is free, while the professional version is priced at $300.
Note: The personal version available for download above is free, while the professional version is priced at $300.
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Anonymous reviewed on 14 Apr 2005
http://ahds.ac.uk/creating/information-papers/xml-editors/
Each of the editors are compared for 30 different features and recommendations are given for the best type of XML editor for different types of user.
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Anonymous reviewed on 07 Jul 2004
http://www.xmlmind.net/xmleditor/_download/xxe-std-26p1.dmg