RightDoc Company announced the immediate availability of RightDoc 1.0, an XML-based content management and publishing engine. RightDoc provides for the dynamic creation of XML documents in Enterprise or Web server based Visual Basic, C++, J++, Delphi, Excel, and Access applications. XML-based RightDoc(tm) dynamically creates personalized document content from applications to view, print, and generate HTML4, PDF, and PostScript formats with built-in variable text merging, conditional formatting and conditional processing. Evaluation software can be downloaded at www.rightdoc.com.
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CAP Ventures’ Dynamic Content Software Services group has signed-up two new experts to work with DSS clients in a variety of research and consulting projects.
Adobe Systems Inc. has acquired the assets of GoLive Systems Inc., a privately-held company whose products include the GoLive CyberStudio professional Web publishing software. The acquisition gives Adobe a professional Web publishing platform to market alongside its graphics and imaging software. The acquisition also brings a number of high-profile clients, such as Aware Records, Music Boulevard, Cartoon Network, Warner Bros. Records, The Associated Press, NuSkin, MTV Networks, Virgin Records, The Chicago Tribune, Apple Computer and Iomega Corporation. www.adobe.com
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