Re: [huml-comment] Annotation Editor?

[Rex Brooks <rexb@starbourne.com>]

If only my plate was not already full.

Ciao,
Rex

At 8:05 AM -0600 12/11/02, Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote:
>This showed up on XML-Dev.  It might be a tool for
>someone wanting to create samples of annotating a
>text message with XML derived from HumanML types.
>
>len
>
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>
>SysOnyx Inc. is searching for users willing to beta test our latest XML
>developer tool, xmlLinguist.
>
>xmlLinguist is a bidirectional, Text-to-XML translator. Through the
>intuitive Map Editor, you can give structure to otherwise flat files,
>defining Lines and Fields, their locations and widths. Heirarchy can also be
>introduced, indicating that Lines are children of other Lines. Translation
>of these flat files into XML is even easier, once the map has been defined.
>And the Translation Engine is bidirectional. You can translate flat files
>into XML, as well as XML files back to flat text files using the same map.
>
>Files are translated through the Translation Engine, and this can either
>happen manually through the Map Editor or automated through a command line
>driven EXE, or through a Windows COM Object.
>
>If interested, go to http://www.sysonyx.com/products/xmlLinguist for more
>information. The free Beta download has the fully functional Map Editor,
>complete with the manual Translation Engine. In participating, we'd
>appreciate
>feedback about your experience.
>
>Thanks,
>
>SysOnyx Inc.
>
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