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XML Professional Publisher (XPP) is a highly programmable, batch and interactive composition system that turns XML-coded data into high-quality composed and paginated Postscript output. XPP is designed for publishing professionals who produce high-volume publications requiring rapid turnaround, text and graphics input from multiple sources, and output in a variety of media.

Key Features XML Support: Directly imports and exports XML data, including CALS table mark-up. Formats output based on XML tags, attribute values and hierarchy. Preserves XML structure and provides structural view of tags on each page. Batch Composition: Automates workflow by importing and formatting text; placing graphics; creating footnotes, sidebars, and tables; and generating tables of contents and indexes. Sophisticated Composition Controls: User-definable macros to automate complex functions, extensive footnote capabilities, robust tabular and math composition,multiple language hyphenation within a single document, with 30 languages offered, including Chinese,Korean, and Japanese. Postscript and PDF Output: Turns XML-coded data into high-quality Postscript or PDF output.

The XPP Pathfinder allows users to access jobs, modify styles, and process jobs in a variety of ways. Benefits Streamlines the process of turning XML, SGML and many other data types into print-ready Postscript output Eases administration of multiple style sheets for multiple languages and media Eliminates manual labor frequently required with desktop programs Improves typographic quality Shortens page turnaround time Expands production and enables cross-media publishing Scales to handle high-volume throughput

XML Professional Publisher in Action
XPP automates composition of large volumes of data and is used by companies that produce printed documents from an information repository of structured data. An XPP system in action can turn XML and other encoded data into fully formatted documents complete with complex tables, math equations, footnotes, tables of contents and indexes. In addition to printed pages, XPP will also produce Acrobat PDF documents or web pages as part of its automated publishing capabilities. Tasks that may take several hours on a desktop system can be completed automatically in minutes with XPP. Typical users include software developers that produce large volumes of technical documentation, aerospace and other manufacturers that issue product and service manuals, legal publishers, and professional publishers who produce scientific or medical journals, text books, catalogs, and looseleaf publications. XPP functions as a key component of some of the most sophisticated and high-production publishing systems in the world.

The XPP user interface offers access to a wide variety of style definitions. System Requirements Servers Client :  Windows® NT, Sun Solaris, IBM AIX :  Windows 95/98/NT,UNIX

Advantages of XPP Integrates easily into an XML workflow Can be fed from databases, XML editors, content management systems, or structured word processing files Leverages native TIFF and EPS graphics workflows Automatically creates hyperlinks in Acrobat PDF output using PDF marks Provides interactive editing capabilities for quick proofing, style development, and edits during production, where appropriate Sophisticated blacklining and change page management and control Powerful automated looseleaf publishing capability Produces Postscript from XML automatically