<oXygen/> Documentation
User Manuals
You can find below the manuals for both products in PDF and HTML format.
<oXygen/> XML Editor<oXygen/> XML Author
Video DemonstrationsVisual XML Editing DITA Editor allows users with limited knowledge of XML to edit
DITA documents in a similar way to a regular text processing application.
How the DITA Maps Manager can be used to view a simplified version of the
map, edit and add referred topics and run a simple transformation scenario using DITA
Open Toolkit.
The basic functionality of the Author mode of <oXygen/> XML
Editor
How to create new documents from templates and presents the editing modes,
the different views in Author mode, the basic editing actions, the continuous
validation, the spell checking and the default customization for TEI P4 and TEI
P5.
XML EditingHow to edit and process DocBook documents.
How to customize a DocBook XSL stylesheet in <oXygen/> XML
Editor.
How to use a validation scenario in <oXygen/> for the validation of
an individual module of a complex XML document in the context in which that module is
used.
This demonstration presents some of the features available in
<oXygen/> XML Editor.
How to use the text find techniques and their features.
How to use the folding support.
It presents the ID/IDREF support in <oXygen/> XML
Editor.
Reviews the formating options offered by <oXygen/> XML
Editor.
How can be generated optional content from XML Schema and
DTD.
It covers the usage of code templates in <oXygen/> XML
Editor.
The views inside <oXygen/> window are dockable, floating and
auto-hideable.
XSL EditingIt presents basic XSLT editing and transformation scenarios.
It presents some of the XSLT refactoring actions available in
<oXygen/>.
XSL TransformationsHow to run transformations against XSLTProc and MSXML XSLT.
It shows how the <oXygen/> XSLT/XQuery Profiler works.
An example of using the XSLT Debugger.
Schema EditingHow to edit XML Schema and RelaxNG schema using the visual
diagram.
How to use the Schematron validation support.
Database SupportIt presents a typical MarkLogic debugging session.
It demonstrates the <oXygen/> XML Editor support for Software AG
Tamino XML database.
How <oXygen/> helps you when working with the XML features from DB2 9
pureXML.
How <oXygen/> helps you when working with the new features from
Oracle 10g.
It presents the integration between and the eXist
database.
It presents in detail the XQuery debugging capabilities.
How to generate a database structure into an XML Schema.
ToolsIt presents the basic functionality of Syncro SVN Client.
It presents the Diff Files and Diff Directories tools.
Click here to download the archive which includes the all above demo videos.
Articles
January the 28th, 2008
This article explains how to customize the CSS stylesheet of a document type which
is the fastest method for overriding a small subset of CSS styles used in the Author
mode for that type of documents.
August the 23rd, 2005
This article explains what should be the content of a XML Catalog file and how to
setup XML Catalogs in <oXygen/>.
December the 29th, 2004
This article is intended to show the support for Schematron
validation available on <oXygen/> XML editor. You can validate XML documents against
Schematron schema or against combined Relax NG /
W3C XML Schema and Schematron.
June the 30th, 2004
This article explains how to install and configure support for PNG and TIFF images
for the built-in FO processor in <oXygen/> XML Editor.
January the 7th, 2004
This article explains how to configure and use an external XSLT
transformer in <oXygen/> XML Editor.
January the 4th, 2004
This article explains how to set up a font to be used in a PDF document generated
by an XSL-FO transformation in <oXygen/> XML Editor.
December the 8th, 2003
This article explains how to install and use an external FO
processor in <oXygen/> XML Editor
June the 9th, 2003
This article is intended to prove how easy it is to create a TEI XML (Text
Encoding Initiative) document and then convert it to the PDF
format, all from within the <oXygen/> XML editor.
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