Three years ago WordPerfect showed up at SGML '94 with a complete structured editor running inside of WordPerfect 6 for Windows. By the spring of 1995, the WordPerfect SGML Edition, as it was called, showed every sign of becoming an important player in this market. Then Corel bought WordPerfect, and SGML dropped by the wayside as Corel struggled to keep the WordPerfect suite competitive in the general office market. Corel plans to support style sheet editing, when the XSL specifications stabilize. For now, the editor has the presentation but not the transformation features of style sheet editing.
Users can create tag aliases to replace cryptic tag names.
Aliases can be in a different language, providing a short cut for editing in a foreign language. WordPerfect macros can be used to create dialog boxes for link and attribute editing. The Designer edition comes with the full WordPerfect package.