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Problem Flash player 11.1.102.55

There is an incompatibility or bug in this version of the Flash player: the arrow buttons in the menu bar do not work properly. Please download an upgraded version of DocReader.swf.

Xpos're 2.0 coming soon

A new version of Xpos're is scheduled for early 2012. Authoring is simplified and a better HTML version can be created with one button click.

demos

Gallows in Medieval Frisia

Altijd naar het noorden

more info

Screenshots Flash version

Screenshots HTML version

How to convert to HTML

Documentation in HTML

Documentation as PDF

Blog

features

  • Durability: XML based content
  • Cross-platform: Flash/HTML
  • Client-side: no backend system
  • Easy learning curve: wizard
  • Extensible architecture
  • Flexible layout.
  • Semantics: RDF-metadata (OAI-ORE)
  • Extensive referencing
  • Interoperability with other software
  • Multi-discipline

Learn more…


This is the old website

Only online as archive for Xpos're 1.0

Xpos're 2.0 is available now:
http://xposre.nl


xpos're: tools for enhanced publications

The Xpos're tools are designed for authoring and displaying RIPs. This toolset uses XML content as input, is primarily Flash-based, but not limited to this platform. The package comprises a document reader for content encoded in XML, a set of components (plugins) that extend the basic functionality of the reader, and tools for authoring: a wizard for the easy creation of an elementary XML text, a converter and XSLT-files, both for transforming the XML to HTML code. The authoring software runs on both Wondows and Mac computers. The authoring process is quite straightforward: dowmload the toolset, enter your data and upload all components plus your XML text and images to your website - that's all. 

Creative Commons Licentie The Xpos're tools are distributed under a Creative Commons Licence and are to be downloaded and used for free. However, during the current test phase, distribution is limited and a username and password are required for dowloading (please refer to the contact page).

how it looks


Flash version: the publication is divided into slides. See HTML-version.
More screenshots