Liquid XML Studio contains a comprehensive graphical XSD editor, and
best of all its FREE. We've been using it for quite a bit as our
company won't stump up the cash for xmlspy. Its done pretty much
everything we've wanted it to, and our schemas are pretty complex. I
think the url is http://www.liquid-technologies.com.

Cheers James


On Mar 3, 11:04 pm, "L. Scott M." <scotte...@comcast.net> wrote:
> On Mar 3, 2:51 am, "George Bina" <geo...@oxygenxml.com> wrote:
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> > oXygen XMLEditoroffers you all you asked for:
> > - editing in source mode
> > - editing in grid mode
> > - generate schema from XML files
> > and a lot more, www.---.com
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> > Best Regards,
> > George
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> > George Cristian Bina
> > <oXygen/> XMLEditor, SchemaEditorand www.---.com
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> > On Mar 2, 6:37 pm, "L. Scott M." <scotte...@comcast.net> wrote:
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> > > First I am just starting off using Linux, trying to wean myself away
> > > from Microsoft.
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> > > I have some XML files that I have been supporting using Microsoft
> > > Visual Studio 2003/2005, within this enterprise they have the ability
> > > to edit XML files as standard text and they have the ability to edit
> > > the file in a "data grid" view.  The "data grid" provides an easy way
> > > to enter data within XML nodes.  I know that VS 2003 will also
> > > generate a schema "xsd" file from an "xml" file - have not tried with
> > > 2005.  Of course it also checks the XML document for being "well
> > > formed".
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> > > Does the Linux community have a package that can provide the same
> > > capabilities as the MS nemisis ?  Yes, I do know that cutting/pasting
> > > works but when one is transcribing notes into a document one does not
> > > want to worry about "tags".
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> > > Thank you for your time,
> > > Scott M.
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> Yes, oXygen (www.---.com) sounds like just what I want
> with the grid views and the price is reasonable (especially compared
> to MS solutions).
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> Folks thanks again for all your assistance and options,
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