Best practices for Oxygen

["Rob Hudson" <caveatrob -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Hi all,

I've chosen Oxygen (I think) as my XML tool of choice for doing
content editing and such. I'm hoping that it will help me with DITA.

Two questions:

1) What are your best practices with Oxygen?
2) Can you recommend a good xPath tutorial that will help me mine my
XML using Oxygen?

If another tool is better for the purpose, please let me know. I've
looked into XML Spy and it seems rather pricey.


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Rob Hudson
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Towson University, MD
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