This product is designed for both developers and content authors, as it provides the complete XML development features, along with the visual XML-editing mode. Choose this product if you want the full editing suite, for editing content in a text or visual mode using DITA, DocBook, a customized framework, or just plain XML, as well as creating XML Schemas, developing XSLT stylesheets, XQuery, XProc, and more.

This product is designed for XML content authors. Choose this product if you want to edit content in a text or visual mode using DITA, DocBook, or a customized framework, or just plain XML but you are not interested in XML development tasks, such as modifying stylesheets and schemas.

This product is designed for developers. Choose this product if you are interested in XML development features, such as creating XML Schemas, developing XSLT stylesheets, XQuery, or XProc but you are not interested in visually editing XML.

This product is designed for those who want to interact with XML content in a modern web browser. Choose this product if you want to collaborate with other members of your team by contributing, modifying, and comparing content from anywhere on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.

This product enhances other Oxygen products by providing a collaboration platform designed to adapt to virtually any type of workflow that teams use for their documentation review process.

This product is designed for those who need to automate the transformations of DITA/DocBook documents to WebHelp, PDF, ePub, or plain HTML output, for desktop and mobile devices, outside of Oxygen XML Editor (e.g. from a command line).

This product is designed for those who need to automate the transformations of DITA/Docbook documents to WebHelp output for desktop and mobile devices, outside of Oxygen XML Editor (e.g from a command line).

This product is designed for those who want to obtain PDF output from HTML or XML documents by styling them with CSS. The main purpose of this CSS Paged Media processor is to provide a simple tool that allows you to leverage your CSS knowledge to create printable deliverables.

You're a developer who uses automated scripts. You need to do any of the following things using command line scripts, outside of Oxygen: (1) Automate the production of XML Schema documentation, XSLT Schema Documentation, or WSDL Schema Documentation, (2) Flatten an XML Schema, (3) Generate XML instances from XML Schemas, (4) Perform a validate and check for completeness operation on an entire DITA Map.