This May Help some lost in the xml programing

[jak08]

I found this while editing one of the xml files. "edited with XMLSPY v2004 rel. 2 U (http://www.xmlspy.com) by Jesse Smith (Firaxis Games)" While it redirects you to http://www.altova.com there are a few good things there including a free xml editor and a few other editors you can either get free versions or free trial version. Just thought this might help some of you out there.

 

[BrentRitchie]

I have used XMLSpy to help write my first tutorial and I found it clunky. It is *Very* heavy in the feature department. After writing my first tutorial I fell back to using IE and Textpad. IE is feature heavy enough for me to read the XML files. I use textpad because it is what I am used to. XMLSpy is a really good program though if you can afford the liscensing fees, and don't mind the clunkiness.

NOTE: By clunkiness, I mean that it just feels wierd to me with an MDI interface. And there are just way too many options for just a simple text file.

Just my 2 cents.