Jennie,

At Indiana, we've been very pleased with Oxygen XML Editor (http:// 
www.oxygenxml.com).  It runs on Windows, Unix, and Mac OS X.  They  
also offer very reasonable academic pricing.  It is very actively  
developed and frequently updated.

John
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On Jan 9, 2006, at 1:10 PM, jennie benford wrote:

> Dear List--
>
> The Archives at Carnegie Mellon is working with our in-house tech  
> staff to implement EAD.  The tech staff has asked the Archives to  
> recommend an xml editor for such.  Xmetal has been suggested, as  
> has Word 2003, but we are concerned about working with proprietary  
> programs and/or with an xml editor that has a short shelflife.  Any  
> suggestions?
>
> Thank You!--
> Jennie Benford
> University/Heinz Archivist
> Carnegie Mellon University