| WYSIWYG editing / stylesheet support |
 | XEditNet presents an 'author friendly' view of an XML document rather than a technical view (tree or raw markup). See the Stylesheet Support page for more information. |
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| User-friendly editing |
| XEditNet aims to provide a natural editing environment for people used to word-processing applications. See the Editing page for more information. |
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| DTD validation and assist |
| XEditNet validates documents as changes are made, showing validation errors using clear visual clues. Insert and change dialogues show valid elements at a given point in the document. See Validation for more information. |
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| Table support |
| XEditNet supports "semantic tables", and will have support for standard table models. However, table support is very basic in the current release. See the Table Support section for more information. |
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| .NET integration |
| XEditNet makes full use of the .NET XML APIs. Any XmlDocument object can be attached to the editor and changes can be made to the underlying document outside the editor control. External changes are immediately reflected by the editor. |
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| Large document support |
| XEditNet is designed for small and large documents. Load time is quick and documents up to around 1Mb are easily handled. |
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| XEditNet Author, a reference application with full source code |
| XEditNet Author is a desktop application built around XEditNetCtrl. It can be used as-is or as a basis for customisation for those people wanting to write a desktop XML editor application. It is also a good starting point for understanding the XEditNet API. See XEditNet Author for more information. |
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