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What is XMLmind DITA Converter?An industrial-strength DITA processor. A serious alternative to the DITA Open Toolkit.XMLmind DITA Converter (ditac for short) allows to convert the most complex DITA 1.0, 1.1 or 1.2 documents to production-quality XHTML 1.0, XHTML 1.1, HTML 4.1, JavaTM Help, HTML Help, Eclipse Help, EPUB, PDF, PostScript®, RTF (can be opened in Word 2000+), WordprocessingML (can be opened in Word 2003+), Office Open XML (.docx, can be opened in Word 2007+), OpenOffice (.odt, can be opened in OpenOffice.org 2+). Skeptic? Then please download the DITA 1.2 specification as converted by XMLmind DITA Converter 2.x and check that by yourself. XMLmind DITA Converter at a
glance XMLmind DITA Converter has been developed in order to be integrated in the following XMLmind commercial products: As such, XMLmind DITA Converter is professionally developed software, well tested, well documented and well supported. XMLmind DITA Converter is free, open source, software licensed under the very liberal terms of the Mozilla Public License version 1.1. All this makes XMLmind DITA Converter a very serious alternative to using the DITA Open Toolkit. | December 15, 2011: release of ditac
v2.1.0_01: If you have XMLmind XSL-FO Converter
v4.6+, XMLmind DITA Converter will now automatically generate outline
levels for the RTF, WordprocessingML, Office Open XML (.docx),
OpenOffice (.odt) output formats. December 6, 2011:
release of ditac v2.1.0: Now allows to generate Web Help. Web Help example: XMLmind DITA Converter
Manual. July 22, 2011: release of ditac v2.0.4: Two
important bug fixes. June 24, 2011: release
of ditac v2.0.3: A few minor enhancements. June
2, 2011: release of ditac v2.0.2: Highlights:
April 12, 2011: release of ditac v2.0.1:
Several bug fixes. New option -dryrun allows to use ditac
as a validator. December 29, 2010: release of ditac v2.0.0:
Has now extensive support for the DITA 1.2
standard. Ditac 2.0 has less limitations and less specificities than
ditac 1.x. It is also more conforming to the DITA 1.2 standard than ditac
1.x was to the DITA 1.1 standard. | ||||||||
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