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[Austin Smith]

A company I worked for until last July used Innova. It's not the *best* but
it's alright I suppose. I don't see why it's better than FCKeditor or
TinyMCE. I like WYMeditor for it's structure-over-presentation attitude, but
if giving your clients access to colors, fonts, etc., is important you can't
really use WYMeditor.

My biggest complaint with Innova is it's non-free.

Austin

On Feb 11, 2008 9:53 PM, Urb LeJeune <urb at e-government.com> wrote:

>        A few week back I had asked for any suggestions for a WYSIWYG
> editor
> and received many good suggestions. It was also suggested that I evaluate
> the
> suggestions and report back.
>
>        After looking at a lot of WYSIWYG editors I have settled on the
> Innova
> Studio editor.
>
> http://www.innovastudio.com
>
>        I had four major requirements, not necessarily in order:
>
> 1. Highly configurable
> 2. The textarea name parameter could be an array name such as
> name="FormValues[Comment]"
> 3. There could be multiple textarea elements in the same form.
> 4. Easy to install and configure.
> 5. Low, not necessarily free, cost.
>
>        This editor integrates into PHP, ASP, and ASP.net environments.
> A single developer license of $69.95 allows unlimited distribution in all
> your commercial products. Many suppliers want a fee for every domain
> on which their product was installed.
>
>        Has anyone else used this product?
>
> Urb
> Urb
>
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