I live in rural Idaho so naturally I lack a broadband internet connection. Which makes downloading any of the Vista betas infeasible. How or where do I obtain a copy of the beta on a DVD?

I've created this thread for the select few who are testing my XML library and are unable to e-mail me. I appreciate any comments or suggestions. Don't be afraid to criticize.

There are still a few more of you I need to e-mail the developer release to. I apologize for the delay but I've been rather busy working with Jack's suggestions. I am proud to say I have completed support for the standard encoding types and the conversion process is completely transparent to the developer using the class. As for my GMail account not receiving every message lately, I'm not entirely sure about what is or isn't causing it. I can only hope it has nothing to do with my Google article which introduces a new class to avoid the official Google API. I'll be sending the new and improved developer release to all of you very soon.

You could write your own precompiler and add it to the MSVC++ IDE via a pre-build step.

NOTE: I posted this on the 26th and received a great response in the form of e-mails from potential testers. However, I need roughly 4 more. The Developer Test Release comes with full documentation and source code, and weighs in at 68 Kilobytes (zipped). I'm looking for any C++ developers interested in testing a new XML library focusing on a simplistic public interface. Developers of almost any skill are welcome to submit a request. Either e-mail me directly or leave a message along with your e-mail address in this topic. A lot of people have expressed a great interest in the project, and I along with them, believe it'll create a massive impact in the world of Open Source. Just send the e-mails to skonen@gmail.com . Anybody who is interested in giving it a try needs to be proficient in English and have no fear with expressing their opinions.

Currently I do not have an informational website up and running. Though I have registered a project account with SourceForge it doesn't have much for indepth details. However, the XML library has complete documentation including overviews and examples.

I'm looking for any C++ developers interested in testing a new XML library focusing on a simplistic public interface. Developers of almost any skill are welcome to submit a request. Either e-mail me directly or leave a message along with your e-mail address in this topic. A lot of people have expressed a great interest in the project, and I along with them, believe it'll create a massive impact in the world of Open Source. Just send the e-mails to skonen@gmail.com . Anybody who is interested in giving it a try needs to be proficient in English and have no fear with expressing their opinions.

I'm looking for any C++ developers interested in testing a new XML library focusing on a simplistic public interface. Developers of almost any skill are welcome to submit a request. Either e-mail me directly or leave a message along with your e-mail address in this topic. A lot of people have expressed a great interest in the project, and I along with them, believe it'll create a massive impact in the world of Open Source. Just send the e-mails to skonen@gmail.com . Anybody who is interested in giving it a try needs to be proficient in English and have no fear with letting their opinions be heard.

You can get a sneak preview of the FSEC library and its included XML library by visiting http://fsec.sourceforge.net/src/XMLManip/ for the source and http://fsec.sourceforge.net/docs/xmlmanip/ for the documentation. As far as I can tell it's the easiest XML Library available, even I use it on a regular basis. I'm always up for feedback, e-mail me at skonen@gmail.com.