RE: Giving up on XML

[Kevin McLauchlan <kmclauchlan -at- safenet-inc -dot- com>]

Sean Wheller noted: 
> The best and most affordable solution to editing XML in a near word
> processor
> environment is Syntext Serna [http://www.syntext.com/]. I cant see the
> point
> of using word and forcing author discipline to apply correct styles in
> word,
> when we have such a tool as Serna :-)

Has anyone else on this list used this tool?

Is there such a thing as an open-source (and also free-as-in-beer)
application that does similar things?  Anyone?

Kevin


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