Inera Introduces eXtyles

Date:      Fri, 01 Dec 2000 14:30:44 -0500
From:      Bruce Rosenblum <bruce@inera.com>
To:        announce@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject:   Inera Introduces eXtyles

Inera Introduces eXtyles

Inera Incorporated introduces eXtyles, the premier suite of editorial and XML tools for Microsoft Word

NEWTON, MA. December 1, 2000.

Inera Incorporated, a leading developer of XML solutions, announces the introduction of eXtyles, the premier integrated suite of editorial and XML tools for Microsoft Word.

"With the advent of rapid electronic publishing, structured information has become more important to organizations than ever before. Most document authors and editors, however, prefer to use Microsoft Word rather than a structured XML editor to create and edit information," said Irina Golfman, President of Inera. "eXtyles enables organizations to continue use of Word and meet the demand to deliver XML."

eXtyles automates editorial and XML production processes. It simplifies the time-consuming, error-prone and frustrating task to clean up, style, edit and tag content. eXtyles streamlines molding Word content into a corporate editorial and visual style, and exporting Word documents to XML or other metadata formats. It uses Intelligent Pattern Recognition (IPR) to automatically identify and markup XML elements and automates tedious manual content editing.

Developed with direct input from long-time publishers of SGML and XML documents, eXtyles has been specifically designed for the workflow requirements of editorial and production organizations faced with the mandate to produce XML from Microsoft Word under deadline pressure.

"The unique eXtyles workflow has saved us thousands of hours of arduous, error-prone labor," said G. Paul Bozuwa, President of beta test site Capital City Press. "With eXtyles, our productivity has increased and we've been able to keep our editors with the familiar Microsoft Word visual environment."

eXtyles enables organizations to retain complete in-house control of the Word to XML creation process and provides these additional features:

Automates XML Creation
Streamlines Electronic Production Process
Enforces Corporate Style Conformance
Automates Manual Editorial Processes
Extends Microsoft Word

eXtyles beta sites have already experienced these significant productivity improvements:

Faster Production Times
Greater Content Capacity
Higher Document Quality
Smaller Training Investment
Lower Costs

eXtyles will be previewed at XML 2000. We invite you to visit our demonstrations in the New Technology Showcase. For additional information about eXtyles, please visit our web site at www.inera.com or email us at extyles-sales@inera.com.

eXtyles is compatible with Microsoft Word 97 and 2000 running with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT and 2000. It will ship at the end of December.

Contact:

Bruce Rosenblum
Inera Incorporated
+1 617-969-3053
bruce@inera.com

Prepared by Robin Cover for The XML Cover Pages archive.

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