xmlBlueprint is a powerful, value-priced XML Editor for Windows. It is easy to learn, as fast as notepad, and it has many high-quality XML development features, only found in high-priced competitors. <br><br> It runs under Windows (Windows '98 or later). The XML editor supports Unicode on all these platforms, including Windows '98.<br><br> <ul><li>Fast: xmlBlueprint XML Editor is a native Windows application, and fast compared to Java-based XML editors. It's a highly optimized XML editor, even larger XML files (1MB and larger) can be edited without any delays. </li><li>Intelligent XML editing: </li><li>xmlBlueprint XML Editor makes editing XML faster, easier, and more enjoyable. </li><li> Real-time Syntax Coloring enables you to write correct XML easier and quicker. </li><li> Intelligent XML Tips provide a list of available element names, attribute names or attribute values in response to your typing. </li><li>A real-time XML Outline provides a quick overview of the XML document. </li><li> An XML document can be validated against any DTD or XSD/XML Schema. </li><li> Use XSL Transformations (XSLT) to translate XML documents into HTML, text, or other XML document types.</li></ul>
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xmlBlueprint XML Editor 6.2.1111
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License | Free to try | |
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| Requirements | Intel Pentium II 500MHz Processor /64MB RAM /30MB HDD space | ||
| Downloads | 27 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Monkfish Software | File Size | 18.1M |
| Date added | 11 Nov 2008 | ||
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