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ConTEXT, a tool designed to make Html and its variants easier to create.  It fully supports XML and makes Debugging a lot easier.

 

http://www.context.cx/

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Yeah, thanks!  ;D

 

EDIT: It's a lot more easier now.

BODiN

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ehh, do u Really have to uninstall .Net 2.0 or w/e????
I still like ConTEXT.  ;D

BODiN

Empire at War Modder

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this is actually a much better tool, and is available until november for free.

 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/default.aspx

 

 

I guess this would be cool if I didn't have to uninstall Visual Studio 2005, which from the looks of your link Visual studio 2005 can do the same thing.  THe thing I want to know is VS Express a full replacement for VS 2005 because I don't just make web apps.  So for me at least, it's not worth me uninstalling VS 2005 and VS6.

 

Anyway, I wrote my own EAW editor which makes use of a graphical user interface to edit the xml files.  Never again will I use text based editors for EAW.  I simply like starting up my app, click a few buttons and have everything I want to edit right there, no need to load/reload multiple xml files manually.

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