Now I am begin study in XML but I cann't find a free xml editor please help.
How can I find a good XML Editor
you can try using php designer. it supports xml, but i dont know how good the syntax highlighting in xml is. but otherwise, its a small, powerful, and free editor.
or try using xmlcooktop
or try using xmlcooktop
If you use linux, you can install quanta, which is the best such program ever:
Sorry about the huge screenshot...
Sorry about the huge screenshot...
^^ hey thanks for letting me know. seems to be great 
even has code highlighting..!!
even has code highlighting..!!just try out Visual XML
otr ALTOVA Xml
i also use SciTe and NotePad++
otr ALTOVA Xml
i also use SciTe and NotePad++
I would recommend the <oXygen/> XML Editor, which is available for win, mac, linux or the JVM. It can also be used as a plugin for the Eclipse IDE
It can be found at here
For a free editor, check out XMLFox at http://www.xmlfox.com/download.htm
It can be found at here
For a free editor, check out XMLFox at http://www.xmlfox.com/download.htm
For Mac/Windows i'd recommend using Macromedia's Dreamweaver.
You should buy their Studio. Really great software!
You should buy their Studio. Really great software!
wow, glad l'm not on dial up for that image 
oh wait....yes l am that took like 3 min. to get the image half way loaded so that l could say that it looks a little like dreamweaver, l must admit, dreamweaver is pretty good if you use the code section of it when you start typing it will give you a drop down that works like autofill, and it completes a lot of code for you, keeping you valid does every language, Adobe is good (or was it macromedia who bought Adobe? whatever, it's one of them )
oh wait....yes l am that took like 3 min. to get the image half way loaded so that l could say that it looks a little like dreamweaver, l must admit, dreamweaver is pretty good if you use the code section of it when you start typing it will give you a drop down that works like autofill, and it completes a lot of code for you, keeping you valid does every language, Adobe is good (or was it macromedia who bought Adobe? whatever, it's one of them )At work we use Microsoft Development Environment. We also have Dreamweaver and the good old Notepad.
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