XStandard Lite 1.0

[Gordon Darling]

XStandard Lite 1.0
Author: Belus Technology Inc.
Program Type: Freeware

File Description:

XStandard is the first WYSIWYG editor to generate clean XHTML 1.1 markup
with no deprecated tags. It is typically integrated into
browser/Windows-based content management systems where business authors
use it to manage rich content in any language (Chinese, Russian, etc.).

It supports images, layout and data tables, lists, links, floats,
drag-and-drop, file uploads and browsing of files in libraries. Formatting
is through CSS, which authors reference by selecting styles from a
drop-down menu. Web Services (SOAP) are used to reference/upload files.
Custom tags can also be inserted. It completely separates data from
presentation, preparing content for devices and accessibility
applications. A Screen Reader Preview helps authors adjust content for
accessibility.

http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1065989311
http://xstandard.com/

Release Date: September 30th, 2003
File Size: 4259 KB
Download Time: 10.4 min @ 56k/s
Platform: Windows 98/Me/NT/XP/2000
License: Freeware

"XStandard is offered in two flavors: XStandard Lite and XStandard Pro.
XStandard Lite is freeware. XStandard Pro offers more powerful Web
Services functionality and is sold by license."

Regards
Gordon

 

[Tiger]

XStandard Lite 1.0
Author: Belus Technology Inc.
Program Type: Freeware
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1065989311
http://xstandard.com/

"XStandard is offered in two flavors: XStandard Lite and XStandard
Pro. XStandard Lite is freeware. XStandard Pro offers more
powerful Web Services functionality and is sold by license."

In XStandard Lite, access to Web Services is limited. Web Services
(file libraries) may only be located on XStandard servers. This means
that any files uploaded through the editor will be stored on a
XStandard server (where files are routinely purged). XStandard Lite
should therefore be integrated into applications that do not plan to
offer Web Services.

--
Tiger

"Zero is where the fun starts
There is too much counting everywhere else."
- Hafiz

 

[Gordon Darling]

In XStandard Lite, access to Web Services is limited. Web Services
(file libraries) may only be located on XStandard servers. This means
that any files uploaded through the editor will be stored on a
XStandard server (where files are routinely purged). XStandard Lite
should therefore be integrated into applications that do not plan to
offer Web Services.

Thanks for the additional info.

Regards
Gordon