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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 1.1 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+). 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. | April 13, 2010: release
of ditac v1.2.1: Now supports conditional processing attributes
specialized from props. (More
info.) March 6, 2010:
release of ditac v1.2.0: Allows to convert DITA documents to EPUB (standard e-book format). Fixes a few
minor bugs. (More info.) December 4, 2009: as of
v4.3.2, XMLmind XSL Utility may be used as a graphical front end for ditac
(more
info; screenshot
If you are looking for an easy to install and easy to use tool to convert your DITA documents to a variety of formats, look no further. Download XMLmind XSL Utility. November 9, 2009: release of ditac
v1.1.0: Allows to convert DITA documents to Eclipse Help. Several other enhancements.
(More info.) October 22, 2009: patch release v1.0.0_01. Fixes
two relatively minor issues. (More
info.) October 7,
2009: new tutorial: DITA for the
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