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I can't comment on how good they are, but here's a couple you can check out: Interwoven: www.interwoven.com SoftQuad: www.softquad.com There were a couple of others I had in mind, but I just checked their web sites and they have either gone out of business, been acquired and rolled into ecommerce suites, or are in the process of going out of business. I haven't really tracked this industry, but it seems that many of the publishing companies (SGML-based or otherwise) are dropping like flies these days. There's a couple of others I'm trying to remember, but am drawing a blank, right now. If I recall them, I'll pass along the names. > -----Original Message----- > From: Thomas B. Passin [mailto:tpassin@h...] > Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 4:37 PM > To: xml-dev@l... > Subject: XML Print Publishing Systems? > > > I was just asked to look into the feasibility of using xml > for publishing > catalogs to both the web and to print. I don't know that the > print quality > has to be that high, and so far don't know anything about the > complexity of > the catalog pages. The client apparently offers > pharmaceuticals from a > range of suppliers, and the catalogs will be be made for a range of > countries (don't know about other languages yet). > > I know about Arbortext's catalog publishing system (not its > price, though). > Does anyone have any suggestions about other (xml-based) > systems that would > be good for print as well as web pages? I've done a cursory > search myself > so far, and would appreciate it if I could hear from anyone > who has first > hand knowledge of any systems like this. Apparently the > company is willing > to start from scratch if they can work out a system. > > Cheers, > > Tom P
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