Re: [jats-list] XML editors

["G. Ken Holman g.ken.holman@xxxxxxxxx" <jats-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Some customers of our JATS online publishing system 
https://RealtaOnline.com use XMLSpy because we are told by them that 
it is free. I don't know what the free version delivers in terms of 
"full-featured-ness".

Personally I and my colleagues use oXygenXML.

Some clients are editors hacking metadata using Notepad++.

. . . . . Ken

At 2024-02-14 20:38 +0000, Michael Boudreau mboudreau@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Hello, JATS folk,
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> What would be your tool of choice for editing journal articles in 
> JATS markup? Our journals copy editors have been using Arbortext 
> Editor (previously known as Epic, previously known as Adept) for 
> many years, and more recently my development team has been using 
> Oxygen XML Editor. I'm wondering what other full-featured, 
> customizable apps are potentially suitable.
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