Inera in context
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Better living through Microsoft Word tables, part 1: The basics
July 11, 2019
The Tables function in Microsoft Word is one of its most useful features! Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most often misused (or even ignored). If you’ve ever been frustrated or baffled...Read More
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Inera Inc. announces eXtyles Arc: Hands-free intelligent document structuring and XML conversion
May 27, 2019
May 28, 2019, Belmont, MA, USA — Inera Inc., the leading provider of editorial and XML software for scholarly and technical publishers, today announced the launch of eXtyles Arc, designed to offer...Read More
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Inera at Typefi 2019: Hands-free Word to XML with eXtyles Arc
May 7, 2019
At the 2019 Typefi User Conference in Baltimore, MD, Inera’s Robin Dunford presented a 4-minute “lightning” talk introducing eXtyles Arc. Robin’s talk, titled “Hands-Free Word to XML: Production’s Holy Grail,” offered attendees...Read More
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eXtyles ORCID Integration Suite in action
April 9, 2019
You may have read our last post about eXtyles ORCID Integration Suite and wished you could see how it actually works. Well, now you can! For all the details, check out the...Read More
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Managing the eXtyles test suite
April 2, 2019
In a recent post about the eXtyles “build” process, we talked a bit about our test suite. What’s the test suite? It’s a representative set of thousands of files, assembled over many...Read More
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What is an eXtyles build, anyway?
March 11, 2019
Last summer, we celebrated an exciting milestone: eXtyles Build 4000! But what exactly does that mean? Well, since you asked … How Inera “makes” eXtyles Inera has used an Agile development methodology...Read More
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Standards for standards: ISOSTS and NISO STS compared
February 22, 2019
In working with national standards bodies (NSBs), standards development organizations (SDOs), and other organizations that publish standards, we hear a lot of questions about the differences between ISOSTS and NISO STS. While ISOSTS and NISO...Read More
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MathML, JATS, and MathType
February 11, 2019
If your organization publishes content that includes any kind of mathematical or related formulae, this blog post is for you! A (very) brief history of MathML The history of MathML goes back...Read More