Syntext Serna
Syntext Serna is a highly customizable, multi-platform, pure XSL-driven WYSIWYG XML content editor. It looks and works like a conventional word processor, yet it gives you much more flexibility to alter or reuse content while keeping its integrity intact. It lets you collaborate on compound documents that contain embedded data from various sources. Content is viewed as an integrated whole that is intuitively transparent to authors.
| Tags | Text Processing XML XSL/XSLT DITA DocBook Content Creation Documents S1000D Editors Markup |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Shareware |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Solaris Windows Windows Windows Linux Mac OS X |
| Implementation | C++ Python |
Recent releases
- 16 Mar 2009 13:43
Changes: This version features a number of drag and drop enhancements, including the ability to drag and drop from Microsoft Office Word and Web browsers, the ability to drag and drop between opened documents, and an API for extending drag and drop. A number of new hot keys were added. A number of stability problems were fixed.
- 24 Feb 2009 11:08
Changes: This version features a number of drag and drop enhancements, including drag and drop from Microsoft Office Word and Web browsers and between opened documents. An API was provided for extending drag and drop. A number of new hot keys were added and a number of stability issues were fixed.
- 02 Dec 2008 10:37
Changes: This version features a number of enhancements, including a fresh look and feel, enhanced Print Draft that lets you save documents to PDF format, DITA ID management, improved font rendering and document visualization on Mac, SSL protocol support, ActiveX support, and SVG support. Documents are printed as drafts correctly on all platforms.
- 20 Nov 2008 13:25
Changes: The release fixes a number of issues, including problems with WebDAV locking.
- 31 Oct 2008 17:55
Changes: This version features a number of enhancements, including the fresh look and feel of Serna, enhanced Print Draft that lets you save documents to PDF format, DITA ID management, improved font rendering and document visualization on Mac OS, SSL protocol support, and ActiveX support. A number of stability issues were fixed.
