Year: 2004

EditiX 2.0: Cross Platform XML/XSLT Editor

EditiX 2.0: Cross Platform XML/XSLT Editor

We are glad to announce the availability of EditiX 2.0. EditiX is a
cross-platform and easy to use XML / XSLT Editor and Debugger
designed to help web authors and application programmers take advantage
of the latest XML and XML-related technologies such as
XSLT, XSL-FO, DocBook, SVG or various XML schemas.

Summary of EditiX :

EditiX has an XSLT debugger and an XML Differencing support. It provides
users with an extensive range of XML functionality within
a refined IDE that guides you with intelligent entry helpers.

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Windows Media 9 Series Encoding Support for Macintosh

Telestream Unveils Industry’s First Windows Media 9 Series Encoding Support
for Macintosh
Mac users can now export Windows Media files directly from any
QuickTime-based application

Amsterdam, Netherlands – IBC Show – September 10, 2004 – Telestream, the
world’s leading provider of universal media access solutions, today
announced the industry’s first support for exporting or importing files in
the Microsoft Windows Media format on Mac OS X platforms.

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4D Macro Pack

– 4D, Inc. Ships 4D Macro Pack Featuring Seventeen Macros to Help Increase
Developer Productivity –

– 4D Macro Pack takes advantage of new macro features in 4D 2004, including
the ability to execute 4D Methods –

SAN JOSE, Calif., September 16, 2004 — 4D, Inc., publishers of the 4th
Dimension RAD/RDBMS environment, 4D Business Kit and 4D WebSTAR Server
Suite, today announced it is shipping 4D Macro Pack, a free 4D component
that offers a collection of seventeen time-saving macros designed to
increase developer productivity.

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BusinessWeek on Skype and iChat telephony

On August 31st Skype Technologies launched the beta version of Skype (see related article), a peer-to-peer Internet telephone application for Mac OS X. BusinessWeek’s Alex Salkever has been using the software since its release and has written an article comparing it to iChat’s ability to make phone calls. “Skype blows away iChat in terms of voice quality,” writes Salkever.

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