Personal EditionProduct
descriptionXMLmind XML Editor Personal Edition is a very
powerful authoring tool which has all the features needed to edit any
XML document, whether conforming to a standard schema (DocBook, DITA,
XHTML, etc) or to a proprietary
one. Personal Edition has no
restrictions in terms of schema. DTD, W3C XML Schema, RELAX NG schema and
Schematron are all fully supported.
See features for a thorough description of XMLmind XML
Editor Personal Edition. Personal Edition can be freely downloaded
from this page. Differences between
Personal Edition and Professional Edition- Personal Edition is free of charge, but comes with a license which restricts it to
non-commercial use.
- Process commands (used to transform part or all of the document
being edited using the integrated XSLT engine) are strongly restricted
in Personal Edition.
This means that "Convert Document" menus
are absent in Personal Edition. This also means that the command
line utility convertdoc, which may be used to execute process
commands outside XXE (useful in scripts and makefiles), will not
work. - The following features are totally absent, which means that they are
not only disabled, but also that you'll not find them in the menus, tool
bars and dialog boxes of Personal Edition:
- Automatic spell checker (which underlines misspelled words as
they are typed).
- The Options|Customize Configuration menu (which
allows end-users, that is non-experts, to customize an existing
configuration by the means of simple dialog boxes).
- Integrated spreadsheet.
- Editing documents stored on remote (WebDAV, FTP, FTPS, SFTP)
filesystems.
- The GUI of Personal Edition cannot be customized (e.g. by the means
of customize.xxe_gui files).
- Personal Edition cannot be deployed using JavaTM Web Start or as an
applet.
- Support is limited to end-user questions, bug reports and feature
requests. That is, questions sent to the
public mailing list which are related to customizing or extending
XMLmind XML Editor are not answered.
Why use Personal Edition?Personal Edition is a good
choice, at least in the following cases: - You want to learn structured authoring, DocBook, DITA, XHTML,
etc.
- You teach XML, W3C XML schema, RELAX NG, Schematron, DocBook, DITA,
XHTML, etc, and need an XML editor which supports all these
standards.
- You are an Open Source developer and want to write the documentation
of your product in DocBook, DITA, XHTML, etc.
- Your are a member of a non-profit organization and want to write
documents for this organization in DocBook, DITA, XHTML, etc.
- You are a student and want to write your thesis in DocBook, DITA,
XHTML, etc.
- You want to evaluate XMLmind XML Editor.
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