xml-dev - XPublish 1.0 candidate (XML website publishing system on Mac)

[terje@in-progress.com]

XPublish (read: "CrossPublish") is a complete Macintosh XML based website
publishing system that automatically generates HTML websites from XML
documents.

The application is currently under finetuning to verify that it follows the
final XML 1.0 specification. We now solicit feedback from XML savvy, and
offer a solid pre-release discount (in addition to our appreciation) for
those that take the time to check out the application and report eventual
inconsistencies.

You are invited to download the candidate of XPublish 1.0 from:

   http://interaction.in-progress.com/xpublish

XPublish supports efficient development and maintainance of websites with
XML. The built-in Cascading StyleSheets designer fosters a consistent look
& feel of the sites. The application's capabilities includes to render XML
into HTML with markup-emulated style sheet for older browsers that doesn't
support CSS, facilitating faster deployment of XML among webmasters and
demonstrating the processing power of XPublish. The distribution comes with
a tutorial that gives HTML authors a gentle introduction to XML markup.

Subscribe to the XPublish mailing list to receive updated information about
XML, XPublish and website publishing with XML. Send the subscription
request to <xpublish-request@in-progress.com> included your name and email
address to join the mailing list.

-- Terje <Terje@in-progress.com> | Media Design in*Progress

   C a s c a d e... a comprehensive Cascading Style Sheets editor for Mac
   XPublish - for efficient website publishing with XML
   Make your Web Site a Social Place with Interaction!

   Check out our web tools at <http://interaction.in-progress.com>




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