Yes. Atomik Roundtrip maintains a link between the content in your QuarkXPress document and the source XML document. This means that if you make any copyedits or corrections to the content in QuarkXPress, with just one click you can update the source XML document(s) to reflect these changes.

The structure of your QuarkXPress document is not directly relevant to Atomik Roundtrip as it takes its structure from the imported XML. Therefore as long as the content you require is in your XML document, a change in the QuarkXPress document structure should not effect Atomik Roundtrip.

Skin graphics and XML files are cached, just delete the packedgfx*.* files in the \MediaPortal\cache\skin folder . They will be rebuilt on the next MediaPortal start. Or remove the whole \MediaPortal\cache\skin folder, this will ensure graphics and fonts are rebuilt.

Like many graphic design houses, we are Macintosh-based. We primarily use QuarkXPress, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator. Although we can accept files from most popular formats and operating systems (including PCs), submitting your files in Macintosh-based QuarkXPress, Photoshop, or Illustrator, will allow us to make changes to your files, should that become necessary (there would be additional charges for us to do this). When you submit files from other programs (i.e.

Yes. However for content to be exported from QuarkXPress using Atomik Roundtrip, the content you want to extract must have been brought into QuarkXPress from an XML document in the first place. If you have QuarkXPress documents that you wish to convert into XML but you have not used Atomik Roundtrip to build them, you should take a look at Atomik 3.0 Standard or Developer Edition for automated QuarkXPress-to-XML conversion.

Yes, QuarkXPress 5 can save in 5 or 4 format. QuarkXPress 6 can save in 6 and 5 format. Both QuarkXPress 5 and 6 can open QuarkXPress 3, 4, and 5 documents. Only QuarkXPress 6 can open version 6 documents. This means you do not have functioning ODBC drivers either partially or not at all. Please check you have the correct ODBC driver/s installed, click here to download ODBC drivers, or source them from alternative ODBC driver vendors.

I (and I suspect most other readers) DO actually appreciate you taking the time to discuss these formats online. Still, I can understand (and agree with) the reasons which are driving people to be somewhat abrasive in some of the posts. Microsoft has definitively proven that it will do whatever it can to lock its customers in and avoid competing on technical (and now price) merits.

This is a work in progress. If you are reading a local copy, the master copy might be newer. This document uses are relative links; if they don't work, please use the master copy. Please feel free to ask questions and/or provide answers; send email to the Docutils-users mailing list. Project members should feel free to edit the source text file directly.

Yes. The Document Assistant is a mobile and desktop XML editor but it hides all of XMLs complexity from the end user. The Document Assistant can edit any well formed XML document based on an imported DTD. The software is more sophisticated compared to the limited DTD standard and so it provides additional XML features for the developer and end user.

Data and document XML are two different ways of representing the same XML information. The Document Assistant software produces both Data and Document XML. Data XML stores all the information in a structured way which is machine readable so it can query, analyze or produce graphical information easily. In contrast, Document XML is used to represent information in a format that can be published and printed. English language is produced within the Document XML.

Here's some sample code for that: sub SaveXML dim mProps(0) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue mProps(0).Name = "FilterName" 'This works with 614 mProps(0).Value = "swriter: StarOffice XML (Writer)" oDesk = createUNOService("com.sun.star.frame.Desktop") 'For some reason, ActiveComponent no longer works: oComponent = oDesk.CurrentComponent() oComponent.storeAsUrl("file:///C|/Tmp/startemp.xml",_ mProps()) end sub

A document update, carried out by the Update Wizard, is necessary, for example if you have created new templates and now you would like to apply them to the document, or if documents have generally been changed.

When you request a web document, your browser downloads it from the originating site to your computer; it is this copy that your browser reads. When you next request the document, your browser may be reading the copy on your computer and not the updated version on the originating site. Clicking reload will usually get the updated version.

No. The current DB Mapper distribution does not include any GUI tool to modify or create XML configuration files. However creating or editing DB Mapper XML files are quite easy and straight, and discussed in detail in the user guide.

XML is a meta-language optimized for use on the Internet. A meta-language provides a way to create other languages or vocabularies. Many applications use XML as a way of sharing data between otherwise incompatible systems.

Usually at least once a week. But often a couple of times. Usually when there is something good to added it goes up right away. We check multiple sources daily for the newest hot videos and get them up ASAP.

No. MacLinkPlus Deluxe does not support this type of translation. There is a product available called PM2Q made by Markzware that is capable of this type of conversion.

It is not intended that you edit the snapshot files, however, there is nothing to prevent you from doing so. It is very easy to corrupt an XML file making it malformed or invalid. Having said that, an XML editor can ease the pain. You must of course understand the XML document structure. That is, the structure of the database snapshot files. If you must edit these snapshot files, then email us for a copy of the DTD.

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For now, the framework only accepts XML data, but the source can be an XML file or any other page that outputs XML. Pages can be written in ColdFusion, PHP, ASP or other scripting languages that output valid XML.