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Lucid XML Editor Version: 2.0 Company: Lucid'i.t. OverviewLucid XML Editor is a full and easy to use software product for XML document editing. This is the first product in its catagory to be implemented as a real web application, which enables a great deal of deployment facility. The set of functionnalities for creating and editing XML documents is available from a web navigator, Internet Explorer (from 5.5 version), Netscape (6.02 and 7) or Mozilla 1.2. Its main functionalities (XML documents creation and modification; central documents repository; assisted edition thanks to dynamic contextual menus; documents validation; localized interface) has been enhanced. Indeed, the trial version, downloadable on our site, integrates our publisher tool (Lucid XML Server Publisher) which allows documents to be pre-displayed in the modification process from XSL style sheets. You can now order the professional version of Lucid XML Editor on our site, with the option of this pre-display module, a spelling check, or the connection to our XML native database. Lucid XML Editor is integrated to Lucid e-Globalizer, the global solution enabling multingual content management for pluri-media publishing and brings therefore the determinant element for companies aiming at a rational, lucid, secured and dynamic worldwide communication.Availability: Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 Browser Internet Explorer 5.5, Netscape 6.2 ou Mozilla 1.2 or more JDK 1.3 or more JVM Tomcat Server 256 Mo RAM The trial version, downloadable on our site, integrates our publisher tool (Lucid XML Server Publisher) which allows documents to be pre-displayed in the modification process from XSL style sheets. The professional version of Lucid XML Editor, with the option of this pre-display module, a spelling check, or the connection to our XML native database can be ordered. More Information: http://www.lucid-it.com/en/tech-zone/editor/index.html Email: |
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