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Ektron Inc. has released a new version of its Web content and authoring tool, eWebEditPro 2.0. The tool includes an environment similar to Microsoft Corp.s Word for business users and server-side controls for IT users. The browser-based tool can be used with either Internet Explorer or Netscape Communicator.
In Version 2.0, the Amherst, N.H., company has added more customization features, enhanced controls for IT and new content formatting features.
The version includes an Extensible Markup Language-based tool bar, a new JavaScript API for custom development, support for cascading style sheets and style sheet override, and the ability to output as clean HTML or XHTML.
A standard license, which covers one URL and up to 10 users, costs $299. The tool is available now.