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I had an interesting challenge today: Needed to edit a large XML file (about 2 GB) to find and fix some bad data. I often use Notepad++ for quick and dirty editing, but not for this file. It told me the file was too big. I tried a few other options and didn’t have much luck, This may be the final post in the “I need a wiki” series. Part 1 – Software Hunt! I think I found a wiki that folks at the office might actually like! After making a quite a few different runs through the WikiMatrix Choice Wizard, I saw one wiki’s name  July 30th, 2007 |  Tags: Perspective, Tech-Ops, wiki, windows-live-writer, wysiwyg, xml |  One comment Writing this up as the result of a nudge from our CIO: We had the situation described below and didn't find a whole lot as we searched the web for tips. So, next time this happens to someone, maybe this'll help. While making web service call from one of our (classic ASP) web applications, Just a couple months after XML Notepad 2006 was introduced, we now have XML Notepad 2007. At first glance it looks to be an incremental update. Some new search hotkeys (yay!), a default XSL transform (useful) and some bug fixes. I still have to play a bit, but the default XSL transform seems to Looks like the good folks at Microsoft released another interesting and free tool last week. XML Notepad 2006 came out last friday and, at first glance, is one of the slickest free tools I've seen for mauling XML documents. Err, I should mention it is does have some "windows-only requirements"... but if |
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