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		<Name>StyleVision</Name>
		<Features ShowRawInAuthentic="false"><![CDATA[<p>The StyleVision user interface includes six synchronized tabs that allow you to save and view the stylesheets and output generated from your design directly in the design window. Each tab allows you to toggle between viewing the stylesheet and its associated output. Tabs include:</p><ul><li><strong>Design tab</strong> for viewing your design. Clicking the tab toggles to the JavaScript editor, where you define JavaScript functions for your design. </li><li><strong>Authentic tab</strong> for viewing the Authentic electronic form generated by your design.</li><li><strong>Preview HTML tab</strong> for viewing HTML output. Clicking the tab toggles to the standards-conformant XSLT 1.0/2.0 stylesheet that generates HTML output. </li><li><strong>Preview RTF tab</strong> for viewing RTF output. Clicking the tab toggles to the standards-conformant XSLT 1.0/2.0 stylesheet that generates RTF output. </li><li><strong>Preview PDF tab</strong> for viewing PDF output. Clicking the tab toggles to the standards-conformant XSL:FO stylesheet that generates PDF output.</li><li><strong>Preview Word 2007 tab</strong> for viewing OOXML output. Clicking the tab toggles to the standards-conformant XSLT 2.0 stylesheet that generates Microsoft® Word 2007 output.</li>]]></Features>
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		<Name>XMLSpy</Name>
		<Features ShowRawInAuthentic="false"><![CDATA[<p>Whether you’re working with a new or existing document in the XML editor, you can take advantage of advanced text view (below) or one of XMLSpy’s graphical editing views. Both XML editing paradigms support the key features of an intelligent XML editor: </p><ul><li>XML Schema and DTD-based <strong>XML validation</strong></li><li>Multi-tabbed validation window for searching over multiple files</li><li>Context-sensitive entry helpers</li><li>Built-in XML document templates</li><li>Powerful conversion utilities</li><li>XML-aware find &amp; replace and Find in Files window</li><li>Intelligent <strong>XPath auto-completion</strong></li><li>XSLT / XQuery <strong>debuggers</strong> and <strong>profilers</strong></li><li><strong>Database integration</strong></li><li><strong>WSDL editor</strong> and <strong>SOAP client / debugger </strong>for Web services development</li><li><strong>XBRL</strong> support</li><li>Support for <strong>OOXML in Microsoft Office 2007</strong></li><li>XML-aware file differencing</li><li>Royalty-free <strong>program code generation</strong></li><li>Integration with Visual Studio® and Eclipse</li><li>Java and COM APIs</li>]]></Features>
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		<Name>MapForce</Name>
		<Features ShowRawInAuthentic="false"><![CDATA[<p class="justified">MapForce is the first affordable, general purpose data mapping and Web services implementation tool to support all major relational databases. Using MapForce, you can create graphical database mapping designs by simply dragging connecting lines between source data, data processing functions and filters, and target data structures. </p><ul class="blist"><li>Database queries on all major databases</li><li>Mapping data from any supported database type to any other</li><li>XML to database mapping</li><li>Database to XML mapping</li><li>Mapping databases to flat files, EDI, Excel 2007, XBRL, and Web services</li><li>Mapping flat files, EDI, Excel 2007, XBRL, and Web services to databases</li><li>Mapping XML data in databases to XML, flat files, EDI, Excel 2007, XBRL, and/or Web services (SQL Server &amp; IBM DB2 9 only)</li><li class="last">Building Web services that consume or write to databases</li>]]></Features>
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