Re: Tools to Flatten a DTD

> On May 24, 2023, at 10:21 PM, G. Ken Holman <gkholman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>
> Folks, I'm blushing here at all of the accolades regarding Microstar
Near&Far.
>
> Thank you, all, for the delightful comments and the walk down memory lane of
over 30 years ago. It was my first "management only" project without a hand in
the actual coding. I came up with the icons, symbols, and look and feel. A
crack development team did a wonderful job bringing the product to life.

And a dandy job you did too.
Near&Far (registered) was and is the best DTD visualizer ever!

A design tool, well, not so much.

Mulberry tried to buy the rights to it when MicroStar was going under.
We wanted to own it (to use it, which we still do) and to make it
freely available.

We were told that "there was no one left from whom we could buy it".

So sad! I think it would still sell, as a lot of us use
both DTDs and schemas, still.

--Debbie

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