structured content reuse

Sent by Bastian Gerhard on 13 January 2004 19:07

Hey Mirko,

Afaik both, Typo3 (http://www.typo3.org) and ENID (http://www.enid.de) 
provide a WYSIWYG-editor with Microsoft's JScript capabilities and 
therefor support the import/conversion of any Microsoft file format 
such as word text or excel datasheets directly into HTML or XHTML/XML 
on the fly. ENID is a commercial WCMS based on PHP, whereas Typo3 is 
freeware with little blemishes (e.g. TypoScript) :)

Regards from Vienna, Austria.
Bastian


Am 12.01.2004 um 23:51 schrieb Erik M. Hartman - Hartman Communicatie 
BV:

> Mirko (and others),
>
> I now of at least one (Dutch) content management system that uses MS
> Word as (the only) editor. Check www.osict.com.
>
> With Word 2003 supporting XML others will follow, no doubt about it.

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Message thread:

• structured content reuse - Mirko Bulinsky, 12th January 2004 11:10
  • structured content reuse - Erik M. Hartman - Hartman Communicatie BV, 12th January 2004 23:22
    • structured content reuse - Bastian Gerhard, 13th January 2004 19:54
      • structured content reuse - Manuel González, 13th January 2004 21:12
  • structured content reuse - Rob DeFelice, 13th January 2004 10:46
    • structured content reuse - A C, 13th January 2004 20:00
      • structured content reuse - Rob DeFelice, 13th January 2004 20:22
      • Open Source CMS with strong user community - Paddy Kalathur, 13th January 2004 21:45
        • Open Source CMS with strong user community - David Boroditsky, 13th January 2004 22:12
          • Open Source CMS with strong user community - Kim_Bækgaard, 14th January 2004 00:03
        • Open Source CMS with strong user community - Erik M. Hartman - Hartman Communicatie BV, 13th January 2004 22:24
        • Open Source CMS with strong user community - David Wheeler, 13th January 2004 22:36

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