> What is the best editor to use?
Which is best depends on your requirements, but if ease-of-use is a
priority, you could consider our browser based XML editor: Xopus.
XSLT is used for the Xopus editing view so it can easily be configured
as a WYSIWYM editor. For examples of that see:
http://xopus.com/art/look/tadc/
(screencast)
http://xopus.com/blog/2007/lexisnexis-buttersworth-case-study/
(slideshow, screenshots from slide 20)
Best regards,
Laurens van den Oever
Xopus Company
http://xopus.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Ilya Kazakevich [mailto:]
Sent: vrijdag 11 juli 2008 18:14
To:
Subject: [xml-dev] Looking for easy WYSIWYM editor for XML
Hello.
I need some WYSIWYM XML editor, which content-manager (or writer) will
use
for creating XML documents in semantic format. DocBook for example.
It should be as easy-to-use as possible.
What is the best editor to use?
Thank you.
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Kazakevich Ilya,
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