Emile XML Editor For Macintosh

Emile (I think you pronounce it Emily) is an XML editor for the Macintosh. Of course, anything that can handle Unicode text is an XML editor. But this has some smarts built into to display toolbars based on the DTD you’re using. Better yet, it has some facilities for editing DTDs. That’s the sort of functionality that makes something calling itself an XML editor useful. The lite version is slow on my G3, but you can buy a PPC optimized version from the vendor.

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