xml-dev - ANN: ezDTD 1.1 DTD editor/Generator/Formatter

[fasthand@bigfoot.com]

ezDTD v1.1      DTD Editor/Generator/Formatter
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  FOA, please forgive me if you receive this mail more than once. I
  stated ezDTD a month ago. Some of you have tried it and gave me very
  value suggestions. The latest ezDTD is v1.1. You can fint it at  

  http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Haven/2638/ezDTD.htm


o Why create ezDTD?

  ezDTD, as a handy tool, it can help

  1. Quickly jumping from one element to another.
  2. Complete the typing by filling something like ANY,
     EMPTY, #IMPLIED .. etc.
  3. Export a HTML-format DTD file which has internal links
     among elements. Since this version ezDTD can import
     existing DTD, you can use it to create HTML-format
     document for existig DTD as well.

o What's new?

  Version 1.1 (1998-02-12)
 - Modify some interface.
 - You can import a DTD file. As long as it does not have too
          complex comment structure.
 - Support Start Tag and End Tag definition. 
 - Export DTD in either SGML or XML fashion (with or without
          the minization)
 - Correct the including example file appraisal.edz which did not
          explain itself clear enough.

o Download

  Please check out 
  http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Haven/2638/ezDTD.htm

Thanks for your time

Duncan Chen
fasthand@bigfoot.com

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Duncan Chen                       
fasthand@bigfoot.com             
FNC, Inc.


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