Free XML Editors
Updated: 22 Oct 2007 | 5 comments
Many of the tips submitted to the Juice lately have suggested editing an XML file in some sort or fashion.
Editing an XML file can be done with notepad or wordpad or, if you want some additional functionality without a high price, check out: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/xmlnotepad.html
XML Notepad is a very easy and free solution that will make you an XML maven overnight.
Regards
Erikw
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Microsoft XML Notepad is a
Microsoft XML Notepad is a good editor solution, and also for the freeware license.
Thanks Erik!
Here is the link to
Here is the link to download it directly from Microsoft:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/e/e/6eef2361-...
And the XML Notepad 2007 page:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?family...
MS's XMLPad...
Is also updated fairly routinely and its small footprint makes it a perfect companion to the regular Notepad.
Benjamin Z. Palmer
Architect | Workspace Design | The Hartford | Simsbury, CT 06082
Benjamin Palmer
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Director | Symantec CT User Group
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Microsoft XML Notepad is in
Microsoft XML Notepad is in par comparable from others. The XML code analyis is really easy in XML Notepad.
I would opt this one for sure..
Cheers'
Viju
Microsoft MVP [Setup-Deploy]
Weblog: www.msigeek.com
Notepad++
I've built Notepad++ into an SVS layer and use that for a lot of editing XML files. I love the highlighting and tabbing it does to make files readable.
Jonathan
Jonathan Jesse Practice Principal ITS Partners
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