Hi Jesper,

if you're on windows you might give Cooktop a try. It has been some
time ago since I used it but I remember it to be quite ok.

Best regards,

Felix

2009/2/5 Jirka Kosek <jirka@xxxxxxxx>
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> > So some hints in the right direction woud be appreciated to save me a
> > lot of time.
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> You can use generic editors like Emacs, vim, ... -- they have support
> for some XML document types, but of course such support is far from
> comfort of tools like oXygen.
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> If you don't mind bulky software, you can install full-fledged IDEs like
> VisualStudio Express, Netbeans or Eclipse. I don't remember all details
> from top of my head, but AFAIK even free version of Visual Studio comes
> with XSD editor and XSLT editor/debugger.
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