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XML Notepad 2006
by Ryan Carter Sep 3rd 2006 at 11:31AM
Everybody likes quick and dirty apps, especially me. Anything quick and dirty that is also free is my holy grail. Microsoft is offering the XML Notepad 2006 for download, which is quick, dirty, and free. It is exactly what it sounds like. It is a simple XML editor for editing XML documents. Sometimes less is more, and this app proves it. XML Notepad does a nice job of helping you organize XML nodes and easily modify XML documents. Like I said, quick and dirty is the focus here, and it isn't (by any means) full featured, but it does it's job well and makes quick work of editing XML, should you ever need to. I 'm sure that most of the time, XML documents are managed by more complex processes and programs, because that is the point after all. This app is nice to have in case you run into a small-scale edit that needs to be done. You don't need to launch your behemoth programming IDE to do it.More screenshots after the jump...
This shot shows the simple user interface XML Notepad 2006
This one shows the nodes expanded. That is about all there is to XML Notepad 2006, but it works well.
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Nicole Simon said 10:04AM on 9-05-2006
Now that is a nice little tool, thanks for linking to it.
I know most people want the all in one solution, but seriously - as long as those programms are fast, easy to use and good, I see no reason not to have a lot of tools for the correct usage on different purposes!
I am still using windows ports of sed / grep / awk and alike because they fullfil one purpose - but this in a great way.
thanks!
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