Mark Logic News -- July 2005   Ask Our Experts: Questions asked of our experts at recent events What is the status of the XQuery standard? What does it mean for a search engine to be "XML-aware"? Click here to read their answers. By the Numbers: Just imagine what they could do with an XML content server Library of Congress collections include more than 128 million items on approximately 530 miles of bookshelves: 29 million books 2.7 million recordings 12 million photographs 4.8 million maps 57 million manuscripts Vatican Library contains approximately 40 million items, including 1.6 million books and ancient manuscripts New York Public Library system contains 6.6 million items Just for Fun: Do you know how big a Yottabyte is? Click here to find out. Upcoming Webinars Unlock the Value of Your Content Companies like Elsevier, O'Reilly, Nerac and the U.S. Department of Defense are using MarkLogic Server to accelerate the creation of new information products. Find out how your company can reap the same rewards by attending one of our informative webinars. Wednesday, July 20 11 am PST / 2 pm EST Register > Wednesday, August 17 11 am PST / 2 pm EST Register > Mark Logic Introduces MarkLogic Server 3.0 Adding new features and performance, Mark Logic recently announced the general availability of MarkLogic Server 3.0, a ground-breaking new version of the industry's leading XML content server. New features in MarkLogic Server 3.0 include the automatic conversion of Microsoft Office, PDF, and HTML documents to XML, a Web services-enabled content processing framework, and enhanced full text and XML search functionality. MarkLogic Server is built on open standards including XML and the XQuery language, and delivers the functionality essential for processing high-value content in one fully integrated product. Click here to learn more about MarkLogic Server 3.0. Mark Logic Wins Prestigious 2005 Codie Award While not as glamorous as the Oscars nor as hip as the MTV music awards, we're thrilled to be honored with such high recognition. Presented by the Software & Information Industry Association, MarkLogic Server was selected as the best tool for publishers to effectively manage their content. Click here to learn more about the award. Customer Showcase - University of Virginia Press Read how Mark Logic helped to unlock history by providing the platform for electronically publishing The Dolley Madison Digital Edition, the first-ever complete publication of all of Dolley Payne Madison's correspondence. The most important First Lady of the nineteenth century, Dolley Madison was a prolific letter writer. Her correspondence provides scholars, students, and anyone interested in American history a wonderful snapshot of the times surrounding the founding of the United States and life in early 19th century America. When complete, The Dolley Madison Digital Edition will have involved the research, technical markup, and conversion of more than 2500 handwritten manuscripts, the vast majority of them previously unpublished in any form. Click here to learn more. Upcoming Industry Shows & Conferences TriXML Annual User Conference July 28-30, 2005 (Raleigh, NC) Mark Logic’s Paul Pedersen will speak on "High–Performance XQuery Using Large Content Stores." Association of Information & Dissemination Centers (ASIDIC) Fall Meeting Sept. 11-13, 2005 (Napa, CA) Mark Logic’s David Rees will moderate "Improving Content With Technology: The Experts." Go! Sept. 18-20, 2005 (Leesburg, VA) Innovations in Search Sept. 27-28, 2005 (New York, NY)

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