The full-day session began with introductory remarks from Inera’s CEO, Bruce Rosenblum, and a summary of eXtyles improvements and new features by Inera's Senior Product Manager, Elizabeth Blake. Many of these were a direct result of suggestions made at the 2005 eXtyles User Group Meeting.

For the midday session, the meeting divided into breakout groups, during which attendees suggested enhancements to eXtyles. These roundtable discussions resulted in a number of exciting ideas.

Brooks Hanson, Deputy Editor for Physical Sciences at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, spoke about the use of the NLM DTD at AAAS, highlighting the many benefits and challenges arising from this new production workflow.

Bruce Rosenblum of Inera wrapped up the meeting with a demonstration of Word 2007, describing the new user interface, citation and equation tools, and document format, and focusing on how these changes will affect scholarly publishers in the short term and over the next several years.